Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1954 volume:

'Ilf- 1. ,Y , ..,v ,.- .f -- -ry-v-uyyv V -.- ---- .Y-Wwgrnwvfiv ' ' , ' .1 , ' . I f ' if C x ' .4 13 . if v w I I an 4 --. P - '1 Y N ' Y . ' 1 4 in 4 4 1 fl v X 'e if :SL 4-:if W. v ' ' ua Wu, WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA .. .. .,...v.---st.Q'1 ,1 , .. . , . , J- .- ........, ,,.,.f- f. 4. .sz -1 rr :T fi. . ..,.1,-N. : TABLE OF I CCNTENTS The time has come, the Walrus said, To talk of many things. So we will talk of Woodlawn High :-T .. And what a school year brings. 2 L L - l,-lui H O' f I Introduction You 're welcome to our picture chat, We're opening wide the door. You'll find our school, our chief, our Coach, On pages one to four. . . . I II Activities N ' .5 Our student government, concerts, plays, 3 is The various things we do, EQ A ' Begin, yoiyll find, on Number five, Q my And end on thirty-two. 6i Y -fl J III Favorites Our favorites are the beautiful, The talented, the witty, . ,X Page thirty-three starts off the list- 'N The cream of our fair city. U , , lf! IV Organizations 2? f' Included here are many clubs- The first, page forty-three, Through fifteen pages they extend, Turn there and you will see. ---- N V Athletics 4 , 5 On fifty-nine Athletics start, , These pages deal with football- diff f J Cheerleaders, sponsors, a yelling crowd, SMI .tl And the players who played this fall. E 7 If F 9,1 . p ,X i 'Jil VI Faculty i if Next come the folks who pour it in- H xi And it's sometimes hard to do, ' X You'll find our teachers in this book Around page seventy-two U . , Q - VII Seniors 1 Q The glorious Seniors crown this work- 1' They're some three hundred strong, 'N--Sh Just open your books-page seventy-three, yn And then go straight along. , f. Ad ' il VI II vertisers t Page one-o-three begins the Ads, And SAY you read their Woodlog ads, PLEASE read and PATRONIZE, We'll laud you tothe skies. :Q- 2' .4 AAI A,,, . is s iedxafxon 05 We X660 e okxoet o,uaYx'ixes 'ima was We X0 app 06 '00 Yfxm a oacb, edx- Ymess a 's'oaX wake and tespecked c 'ov Ga-sees ok WBA 6 edxixon o'x 'WNY one we s'oaXX Sew cake 'Ms XNOOOMOG No Xooq, fefoemxoev, PCM BOYNN POCOCAC CO 5 Our Principal MR. RALPH MARTIN Q ,Wy fa 1 ' X i s g l 3 - ' ' K V g f X , N. N 14 1 A -ti . , 5 ' N, ' ,Trp Qian C ,nu . K FZ 0 i f M N i gg A Q J Su- 7.7 Q. . 1' ,Q ' . , X 4, --. 's M' 'Cx' K , ,,... br. ,.:-v 'O s , p Lg '93, ,Xi in 3 Q ix fy ' 'N ' Q H .V L. A t .QV4 QQ ' 'jf ,img V ,dfiikl L . 2? .Y Y .'.'a .R W., Q 'ff' fran I ! mans--an imwgi W 7 5-E' 3 w wh 'Q 4. Q Q . gil 'WN ik'-f STUDENT BODY OFFICERS-Spring Semester Bill Hackaday, Vice Presidentg Bobby Shaw, President, Charlotte Cory, Secretary Ann McDaniel, Head Marshal. 5 . 5006 0. Xeffxa Vx, V U go ao S . X964 'Gan l YY S Q 6,0 QJKCAOK I Nxassetl S2 YXVLBJOOI QOGXAQQYX Q Colxl 'oegfx K afar me Nt ww as1'x'D'vli,a'l6g5x4c6 so YFJM Cal Clint ON J' X oth' ' W' Q.: rr: kd filfihfwa ' S T U D E N T geffo aga 560 tix J U N IO RS First row: Ladelle Wallace, Mitzi Fisher, l Peggy Cox, Kay Kelso, Mertie Roberts. Second row: Peggy Johnson, Earline Rush, Shirley Stalnaker, Martha Allsop. Third row: Paul Glass, Dan Shockley, Gene Mills, Johnny Martin. v kg ! I ,Ft-J av i, an f Z l ' QVUDENT CO'-1Nf.n. 8 Axlbgffvrow-' p woke amy SQ So I' . Qy p we 'hen' Sec CO H S, leon fyfffbfzd ,ox Ann 0440? Y -' Z ' Oofe, fOrAi17l'Qlg7 446,96 mg af U1 ' 44 fr Chef- ec aff 'UQ' P0076 as Deffahe Da bert Cys-Y. 76400 Qbii 1 cou Ncu. ' 06,7 rovlf. SIA ,One 0 ' 8 01 O Sdmanubby FRESHMEN First row: Julian Burkett, Phyllis Jen- nings, Gail Massey, Diane Edge. Sec- ond row: Julia Baker, Carolyn Cook, Carol Sue Walker, Lynn Johnson, Jole- ma Smith, Douglas Porter. Third row: Charles Shelton, John Mclntyre, Buddy lves, Leroy Sharp. Ejjifi 9 ARLEEN GRAY Good Citizenship Girl of Woodlawn High School L 1 .sa ' Az- iw is rv Q 5 - 6 0 'o vb 8 5 QP QPSK if PAS ' oietefl. S008 X, -Q C' . XNX 'We 0 V-SXXPR PS obxo 6 G0 xoxo? at P' 5 V- 9,0 . Ol NX SSX xaxoenaneslu0oXX?26'tL600i1S3Y9 , C330 tl 506939016 ww' Wioxf-tgeid Pfsaixef QSM 80 YP aft' owl' '60 Q at 0' oe TH E 5 S 950006 Sew-laixe agilweg' MA RS HA LS we THE MARSHAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: Anita Gurley, Angeline Witte, Ann Brown, Carol St. John, Marilou Goodwin. Second row: Anneen O'Connor, Martha Graves, Betty Grimmer, Head Marshal, Elizabeth Ritchey, D. Ann Sizemore, Jerry Cable, Carolyn Johnston. Back: Mr. Fullington, Sponsor. 5 f IE EL l - Xi '1 FIRST PERIOD MARSHALS First row: Katie Sue Bell, Beth Echols, Mitzi Fisher. Second row: Joan McDowell, Judy iBrown, Elaine Gilbert, Carolyn Scherm- erhorn. Third row: Carolyn Cater, Don Hughes. l 'Y . , 1 F -Si M , ,Wi 1 N l Q 7224.015 11,. .Lg .- Q QW? Y 2. Q. -E , 1 -,,, ,,,. 5. ig .. rf' SECOND PERIOD MARSHALS First row: Jerry Johnson, Nelda Lang- ston, Elaine Cox, Catherine Cook, Jackie Rich, Jo Alice Caldwell, Mary Faye Bundy, Joe Dollar. Second row: Jerry Gill, Marilyn Hod- ges, Barbara Reaves, Mary Kay Blanch- field, Ann Waugh. Third row: Sharon Garrett, Frances Sul- livan, Mary Ann Fuqua, Peggy Powell, Helen Walden, Janet Alvis. Fourth row: Jusy LeNoir, Jack Pyle, Bill Gregory, Audrey Toney, Carol Williams. THIRD PERIOD MARSHALS First row: Carolyn Johnston, Jane Bland, Carrie Mae Moore, Mary Ann Fuqua, Barbara Benson. Second row: Nita Johnson, Elizabeth Ritchey, Martha Graves, Anneen O'Connor, Barbara Gilbert, Dorothy Solomon. FOURTH PERIOD MARSHALS First row: Carol Williams, Carolyn Cook, Jackie Rich, Catherine Cook, Sherry Kelly, Robin Winters. Second row: Rose Marie Simon, Evelyn Poore, Carlene Long, Eva Cofer, Donna Flick, Linda Powell. Third row: Mary Jane Lytle, Donna Richardson, Janice Koone, Louise Kaetz, Sue Ann Dykes, Evelyn An- derson. FIFTH PERIOD MARSHALS First row: Jerry Cable, Peggy Johnson, LaVerne Starr, Virginia Mitchell, Sam Jones. Second row: Nita Johnson, Margaret Monrow, Bonita Swalley, Carol Saw- yer, Helen Lawrence, Billie Johnson, Billie Nacher. SIXTH PERIOD MARSHALS First row: Julee Urquhart, Betty Allen, Peggy Dudley, Pat Burke. Second row: Joy Hearn, Mary Jane Hearn, Mary Evelyn Stewart, Carrie Mae Moore, Irene Whiting, Doris Wilkes, Linda Powell. Third row: Robert Bryant, Jimmy Stone, Louis Resha, Sarah Holland, Dorothelle Andrews, Betty Williams, Polly Walker. SEVENTH PERIOD MARSHALS First row: Billy Thrasher, Donald Crow, Carolyn Johnston, Ann Brent, Joyce Arnold, Elaine Hawley, Joy Darden, Nancy Barnes. Second row: Jan Alvis, Mary Lou Goodwin, Carolyn Harris, Helen Wood, Pat Mitchell, Linda Street, Billie Faye Taylor, Joan Patrick. Third row: Frances Williams, Martine Brooks, Roberta Holtam, Carol Hobbs, Anita Gurley, Beverly Ritchey, Char- lotte Malone, Tishie Oden, Jimmy Lackey. SESSION ROOM PERIOD MARSHALS First row: Katie Sue Bell, Janet Comp- ton, Yvonne Stowe, Jackie Rich, Kath- erine Cook, Deanne Stephens, Mar- garet Lacey, Carolyn Cook, Sylvia Nix, Sam Linard. Second row: Beth Echols, B a r b a r a Booth, Marilyn Hodges, Carolyn John- ston, Sandra Doyle, Elaine Moore, Pat Burke, Pat Reeves. Third row: Elaine Gilbert, Ann Waugh, Judy LeNoir, Richard Ramey, Jerry Burtram. if . X TH E WOODLOG STAFF 'N-N. Center: G a r y Covington, Editor. Left: Elaine Cox, Advertis- ing Manager. Right: Edith Wade, Circula- tion Manager. Phe' on vhoxogxg vie 5 Bob Bognvloodxog 'WN RO' 'Qaixef' 600' I ' TOYS xnexias . . x EOX . . A GP' 2 SXS1 P-N Sxevhens Gaii Wm ---i and PNS Chafxes Xe CQOXNI X NXOYXQYM 0 Rodqex 2 QaYO EXNS0 ' 'TSX fowl X0. YN Fnie P-nxoxrxowa saith YW9he5' SegO:c:, avkei , Sa Qafs Left to right: Sarah Ann Bass, Sports Editor, Peggy Jones, Seniors Editor, Carol St. John, Beauty Editor, Sherron Butts, Who's Who Editor. THE TATLER STAFF FALL TERM EDITORS Genevieve Estock, Editor-in-Chief, John Bookout, Associate Editor. ft I ,L N I A up - f S4 I X K ' ' XII lil Ag egg Q -it First row: Miss Skelton, Miss Chamblee, Sponsors. Second row: Martha Ann Bass, Mildred Jennings, Sondra Smith, Shirley Farley, Nellie Cory. Third row: Anita Gentry, Carolyn Blackwell, Mary Jane Cage, William Gray. Fourth row: Doug Stallworth, George Adcock. 5 f -Haiti ' -Wi .I-1. I - .! . XA l u g., 1 if ,Q 1 . xv , hk Z I it S, , t gf I - . It 5 K S ii K V.:,,,, 4A,, 2 t' X ls I ' S .. 3 I I I ith' S ' S f ' N. si ,rwkk vQ,f,?g,t fl my ai ' W x,WSWw't 1' '62 N tlsr 'M - , LQ! gk. ,JW SPRING TERM EDITORS Ellen Randle, Associate Editor, Irene McClendon, Editor-in-Chief. JM -.. elf? I A-q , , ,, xr THlEl MAJORETTES Marilyn Newman, Nancy Brown, Carole Watson, Joan Barion, Sue Humphrey, .loan Adams, Norman Hen- ning, Marion Conner. A l SE 3- -'H V?'x Xl yrjx flqil 1- pl' -0' oo' 51 I I x UIO wh X ll V-Y 4 Tommy Walrond. 4 wav 3 C3 , 5 .EEE . X M7 ' THE BAND HONOR SOCIETY Gerald Smith, Sponsor, Lee Thomas, Jack Spann, Nita Johnson, James Tate, Jack Sanderson, Ross Rumore, ,fr L-no 51 uv- 'Al 1 v- . r .,., ,L --fx. . AMSTJ Allen, Johnny Ames, Johnny Bacon, George Bass, Marthanne Batley, Robert Bell, Frances Benson, Ray Brooks, Glenda Bryant, Maurice Burnett, Johnny Butts, Donald Carlisle, Alma Chandler, Orville Cochran, Don Conboy, Lynn Cousins, Gay Cox, Jimmie Crook, Gregory Crumpton, Johnny Davis, Charles Davis, Edward Davis, Pat Dudley, Ronald Eastis, Joe Epps, Charlotte Fegenbush, Douglas Glenn, David WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL BAND Glover, Billy Graves, Jean Gunter, Gene Harris, Larry Hawkins, Don Hayden, Gwendolyn Hearn, David Henderson, Bobby Herrod, Pat Holmes, Drayton Hooper, Bill Hubbard, Norman Hughes, Jimmy Jarrell, Jimmy Johnson, Bob Johnson, Michael Johnson, Nita Kennedy, Bobby LeGrand, Bettie Lightsey, Preston Lillich, Jere Livings, Jo Mann, Marie Meade, Gordon Miller, Russell Moore, Elaine Morgan, Ronnie FALL TERM T953 Morton, Susan McGee, Mary McLaughlin, Mary Newby, Ernestine Norman, Marion Odom, Alma Parker, Lynda Pate, Wilburn Pearson, Sandra Peterson, John Porter, Douglas Priest, Claude Ragsdale, Don Rumore, Ross Salser, Elizabeth Sanders, Morris Sanderson, Jack Sanford, E. A. Self, Jimmy Sheats, Garland Shepherd, Bill Singleton, Monte Smith, Greta Smith, Jo Ann Spann, Jack Sparks, Tony Starr, LuVerne Tate, James Thomas, Lee Todd, Jerald Toney, Audrey Tucker, Wade Tucker, Wayne Underwood, Ray Vaught, Patsy Walrond, Tommy Whittaker, William Wimberly, Jim Holmes, Carol Sue Johnson, Cranford Lamberth, Cranford DRUM MAJORETTE Barton, Joan J' J, MAJORETTES Adams, Joan Brown, Nancy Conner, Marion Henning, Norma Humphrey, Sue Newman, Marilyn Watson, Carole fl? X, 'WE' X THE WARBLERS First row: Welbey Smith, Andy Powell, Don Williams, Sammy Dameron, Bobby Hendricks, Ronnie Bryant Kirby Godsey, Bill Johnson, Frank Bankson. Second row: Wallace Crittenden, Gene Calhoun, John Earl Reaves, Charles Montgomery, John Childers Bill Moore, Horton Smith, Burton Walker, .lim Burton, Roland Smith. Third row: Bernard Clem, Terry Dunn, Don Shockley, Terry Ray, Gene Stover, Paul Dover, Richard Petty Ed Bryant. Fourth row: Paul Chandler, Richard Wood, Graham Newman, Bill Smith, Lelias Kirby, George Grubbs Doug Fegenbush, Jim Powers, David Adams, Ed Myers, Mary Jim Ellis, Accompanist, Mr. Turner Sponsor, Gary Smith. 4 f f r le . afar F, .a it K .NN I. as We t f J ' ' Ji' 4 - , 'f ff ,, i' I 'HW -'R I 192- .N A 4 U : 15 ,249 . THE GLEE CLUB First row: Julee Urquhart, Cecile Holliman, Barbara Benson, Shirley Farley, Barbara Yawn, Polly Ann Walker, Emily Davis, Mabel Jacks, Martha Ann Jones, Margie Miller. Second row: Joan Myers, Pat Tidwell, Kay Newman, Ann Brown, Peggy Jones, Pat Burke, Jeanette Stowe, Laura Stephenson, Carol Woods, Jeanette Gibbs, Janet Jordan. Third row: Barbara Gibbs, Mary Jo Tucker, Mary Jim Ellis, Evelyn Poore, Annie Jo Narkates, Lola Cooke, Janice Kilgore, Jodie Patterson, Nancy Leonard, Barbara Henson, Jean Davis. Fourth row: Jimmie Ruth Haney, Pat Ackerman, Barbara Dennis, Elizabeth Ritchey, Della Ann Tidwell, Gaile Kneipe, Connie Graves, Lylia Johnson, Sarah Nell Smith, Betty Nall, Mary Sue Williams, Nita Fisher, Ella Frances Wakefield. F. we 'W TOMMY WALROND ELLA FRANCES WAKEFIELD THE JON MAC REINHARDT H I LORENE WILCUTT RET ANN ROMINE HONOR SOCIETY NITA JO JOHN SHACKELFORD YY I FRANKLIN PARKEL BARBARA FLOWERS LEE THOMAS 47 f '65, Z7 x Q? . ,' Qi W j 1' HQ' 5 P A Q J A - ,,,, f ,, 0PP04mo as? -- The Shops and Music Building- Under way at last! :lin ll!! THE NEW GYM William Gray Joe Griffin Harvey Hassell Bobby Hendricks Marcus Hyde Ralph Loveless Jimmy Lowery Dennis Mitchell Andy Powell Bobby Priest Jerry Pruet Louis Rawls THE USHERS' CLUB coAcH Aococx, Sponsor John Cook Paul Dover Arthur Edge Eugene Franklin Burton Walker Billy Wilson Charles Wolaver Gary Smith James Ray Taylor Tommy Ray James Reece Jon Mac Reinhardt George Sewell Reeves Sims Don Simmons Welby Smith Horton Smith Roland Smith Forrest South Frank Swalley Tommy Waldron X axe, 1 xk vw' ov' WHAT IS IT? The New Venetian Blinds in Li- brary and Office. Those in the office were given by The Hi-Y Ushers Club. A' K e. afwe 46 .Y 3 megs NL E '15 i 'Sei' .qv q v 3 gms R.O.T.C Lieutenant William Cobb, Captain James McDonald, Lieutenant Robert Trucks, Captain George Nelson, Lieutenant Patrick Reeves. LIEUTENANT C0l-ONEl JOHNNY BOOKOUT LIEUTENANT COLONEL FORREST SOUTH, Reg. Executive Sponsors HON. CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE BROWN HON. LIEUTENANT COLONEL CAROLYN CATER HON. CAPTAIN GAIL COLEMAN 24 l1Y, - W- if .Lyman ,mn First row: M a r y Ann Fuqua, Oran Davison, Carolyn Johnson, Ann Bis- hop, Betty Grim- mer, Evelyn Ander- son, Genevieve Es- tock, H o w a r d Thomas, Dian Dur- ham. S e c o n d row: George S e w ell, William Gray, Mar- cus Hyde, J o h n Youngblood, L o u Jean Porter, Ronnie Morgan, Frank Bankson, D a vid Woodman, George Adcock. ANNIE GET YOUR GUN 26 The entire cast Bobby Patterson, Frank Swalley, Roberta Bishop, Sherron Butts, Tom Leon- ard, lll, Don Butts, Mary Faye Bundy, Charlotte Cory, Roger Smith, Dian Durham, George Adcock, Roger Smith Dian Durham Betty Grimmer George Adcock David Woodman Frank Swalley George Sewell John Youngblood Lou Jean Porter l Evelyn Anderson' Ann CBYOIYI1 Charlotte Sherron Charlotte Dian Bishop' Blackwell Brown' Butts' Cory Durham' Genevieve Estock' Gloria Martha William Betty Joann Joanna Goodwin Graves' Gray Grimmer' Hodge Holtam Marjorie Hunter MASQUE AND GAVEL Jerry Sam Libby George Roger Johnson Jones' Laney Sewell' Smith' President '53 President '54 WOMICRON DELTA LOU JEAN PORTER' DAVlD WOODMAN' Not pictured George Adcock Mildred Jennings Frank Swalley' Frank Bankson' Irene McClendon Howard Thomas Barbara B00tl1 Janice Putman Ann Waugh SPEECH HONOR SOCIETIES INDUSTRIAL ARTS Jimmy Dalhke, Donald Pruitt, Bennie Shepherd, Donald Stal- naker. PRIZE WINNERS ALABAMA STATE FAI R HOME ECONOMICS Front row: Ruth Smith, Mar- garet Coffey, Kay Newman, Billy Jean Pierson. Second row: Margie M c K e e, Bootsie Wright, Norma Henning, Marie Petruzella, Bonnie Antonio. RESEARCH AND POETRY Macey Johnston Louise Pyron Cheney Aderholt L fl rc, .. 6 ,X , ME MATHEMATICS Frank Bankson Ross Rumore y Co ,., -3 .. -C.: x J N x X Sf fg- .1 I 1 1 ' SCIENCE 'S M. L. Smitherman, Harry Kinnane, Preston Lighfsey CHANICAL DRAWING Thurman Lyon ART Joyce Smith Carl Pulse GOLD Bill Smith Welby Smith Sherman Dover AND WHITE FOLLIES Jerry Carlisle Charlotte Cory David Davidson Terry Ray Barbara Gibbs liff Holman First row: Joyce Smith, Carol Morton, Angelyn Witte, Arlene Lowe, Carl Pulse. Second row: Rochelle Crow, Bonnie Prescott, Dot O'Neal, Ellen Randall. Third row: Virginia Latady. Hglfflan Jerry Carlisle David McCluskey John Shackelford THE PEN AND INK CLUB l .3 WOODLOG REPRESENTATIVES A ' ' X, A V I U 1 tj I Top picture: Upper semesters-First row: Jo Stewart, Viola Day, Peggy Johnson, Margie McKee, Helexn M , Harkin x ll' 1- ' ll 5- v , r u Second row: Barbara Sykes, Charlotte Brown, Bonnie Antonio Jane Smith, N J , 'l lj' lgxxi' Third row: Bobby Hosea, Lyman Harris, Rose Marie Simon, Eleanor Cardwell, Sue Elrod, George Nelson. 'Q En +13 X' N J Lower picture: Lower semesters-First row: Carol Sawyer, Beverly Perry, Dorothy Swann, Pat Barnes, Judy Farkas, Judy Bates, Peggy Powell, Jo Alice Caldwell. Second row: Arlene Lowe, Beverly Ritchey, Joyce Wilson, Jack Pyle, Charles Tuggle, Bobby Stewart Billy Glover. Third row Gaul Payne David Cline Martha Rawlrnson Dean Nelson Horace Brady Rodney Gilbert K , -w ' L ,7 'l, x I V, V . z . . . . , it Q ll ll' X 1 4 ' as 1 f Q V e ' 5.2.3, ' Jr L I 4 L l' .r N ' 5 J y H I JA D, lll lznv' Q ffxxrliir' '22 t .- ' i A' U FAVORITES Senior Beauty CAROLYN CATER Senior Beauty ANN BISHOP NORMA HENNING EMILY DAVIS SENIOR .Y.4lL. ,wanwulun--, Y----.--Y ..n,- ,-. BEAUTIES PEGGY GAFFORD , .F CHARLOTTE BROWN COLLEEN DAVIS LYLIA JOHNSON PEGGY FALLIN SENIOR CAROLYN LANDERS DeLENE LOGAN BEAUTIES A ELLA FRANCES WAKEFIELD ,-v.,F.,,...-...-.w.,...,.,,,..,,.1.. Y. . Besf All JAMES RAY CAROL M nf 40 Wiffiesf SAM JONES and D. ANN SIZEMORE YN CATER F7 J. X, ll Qin 4 12 ,1 f X 712 6 I 4 If gf I if I 1 55 J' 5 'M -u+.i.,.v 4 X . .L W VIZ? I Friendliesr Q- JIMMY DAHLKE and DIAN DURHAM F I 'gnu X lA4-,, . I F Best Dancers JOAN ADAMS and BOBBY LAWLER wHo's , 'N .QW ,. jj? vga W FY: f 71,025 05 VAILABLE F? CAROL sr JOHN and HARRY HOUSE Best Personality SHERRON suns and LEuAs KIRBY .1 f-. ,lf , ifpi, -1 4 ,,,,,.,,., ,T gi i-,.,,,--4 i yi A N, X UKUAN ILAI 1UN Carl Pulse Elizabeth Ritchey Roger Smith Rizzo Stanley Carol St. John Frank Swalley Angelyn Witte David Woodman Dick Buckshaw Rochelle Crow THE Nellie Cory Emily Davis Martha Graves Arleen Gray Betty Grimmer Joann Hodge Peggy Jones Virginia Latady Nancy Lochamy HONOR SOCIETY NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIETY Q V f S 4x1 xg Frank Parkel Lou Jean Porter Jerry Pruit fr Jig, i AWARD WINNERS l. M CAROL ST. JOHN is presented the Bausch-Lomb Honor- ary Science A w a r d Medal by Mr. Young- blood, Head of the Science Department at Woodlawn. gr, 'Fw sas 4 K EMILY DAVIS Winner of the Birmingham Exchange Club Scholarship Trophy, presented at the close of each semester to the senior who is most outstanding in scholarship. BILLYE FAYE TAYLOR Winner of the National Honor Society I Award to the outstanding freshman. THE EUCLIDEAN HONOR SOCIETY First row: Angelyn Witte, Lola Cook, Patsy Vaught, Julee Urquhart, Janice Putman, Jackie Turner, Eliza' beth Ritchey, Jon Mac Reinhardt, Emily Davis, Lou Jean Porter, Shirley Stalnaker, Virginia Hayes, Robbie Bryant, Johnny Morton, John Cook. Second row: Bobby Henderson, Barbara Booth, Jo Ann Hodge, Betty Grimmer, Jo Ann Friday, Barbara Benson, Sandra Smith, Nita Fisher, Linda Reaves, Libby Laney, Ellen Randall, Carol St, John. Third row: Douglas Fegenbush, William Gray, Carolyn Blackwell, Beverly McLemore, Nellie Cory, Johanna Holtam, Jean Graves, Joyce Bondurant, Martha Payne, Joyce Wood, Ella Frances Wakefield, Bonnie Strickland, Frank Swalley. Fourth row: Jimmy Bailey, Richard Raymond, Burton Walker, George Sewell, Billy Wilson, Jerry Pruet, Jimmy Lowery, David Woodman, Tommy Ray, Roger Smith, Jack Sanderson, Marcus Hyde, Gary Smith, Fifth row: Forrest South, Horton Smith, Gene Franklin, Louis Rawls, Eugene Roberts. 1,5 B in 9 I! R' ' I H +3Wti 7 . X. R. 4- H 1 in f CH x ll 9373 ' ' -, , s Q X 1 A4 -'3,'..,f ' ff THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA r . First row: Vernon Mauldin, Jackie Floyd, Jackie Turner, Doris Ann Casey, Gail Massey, Carolyn Hinkle, Jan Eagles, Franklin Parkel. Second row: Margie Atkins, Betty Wilkerson, Arlene Lowe, Gloria Goodwin, Marion June Clark, Jane Troupe, Judy Harris, Janice Putnam, Nancy Barnes, Joanne Lightsey. Third row: Josephine Giattina, Jean McDade, Pat Cook, Joy Hearn, Lynette Gilbreath, Nadra Puttman, Linda Lee, Beverly Brown, Charlotte Malone, Sarah Prestridge, Cecil Nichols. Fourth row: Alma Carlisle, Billye Faye Taylor, Marie Mann, Elizabeth Crawford, Karhild Gilie, Oddrun Gilje, Carol Hughes, Joyce Crump, June Keller, Mr. Stonier, Sponsor. t x x sive s as THE OLYMPIAN HONOR SOCIETY First row: Joyce Bondurant, Gail Coleman, Mildred Douglas Second row: Ann McDaniel, Bonnie Strickland, Margie McKee Billie Jean Pearson Mrs Pope Bootsie Wright, Mary Lou McKay. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB First row: Bootsie Wright, Mary Jim Lyons, Laura Allison, Wanda Hickman Alma Carlisle Margie McKee Mildred Contri, Marilyn Newman. Second row: Neller Wells, Sarah Letson, Mildred Douglas Billie Jean Pearson D Ann Sizemore Ann McDaniel, Jean Mills, Robin Winters. Third row: Ruth Hallax, Frances Sazera, Mary Lou McKay Joyce Bondurant Nancy Brown Mertie Roberts, Mary Jane Lyle, Bonnie Strickland. Fourth row: Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Pope, Lera Hobson, Vera Walton Gail Gaines Wanda King i 'U wx f ki . 40 'Y 9 ,fl gl x P'-sf X1 X -qw A' Q THE PROMETHEAN CLUB First row: Sara Sweat, Peggy Fallin, Carolyn Cater, Jane Smith, Shirley Farley, Ella Frances Wakefield, Madelyn Thomas, Second row: Martha Allsop, Vera Jane Bates, Elizabeth Ritchey, Fay McGee, Joyce Hunter, Carolyn Harris, Lorraine Wilcutt, Barbara Haley, Emily Davis, Gail Doss, Theresa Christenberry, Mrs. Thompson. THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row: Alfred Massey, Clyde Adams, Billy Parson, Jim Shirley, Harry Kinnane, Maurice McGuire, Clifford Turner. Second row: Frances Suggs, Sarah Ann Bass, Charles House, Carol Jordan, Irvin Hughes, Ed Ohnich, Jimmy Ellis, Frank Tarrant, Harry House, William Meek, Jimmy Lowery, Carl Cooper, Kenneth Morris, Mike Goodman, Floyd Hyman, Miss Rose Cown, Sponsor. r-V7-1 I THE VESTALIAN LITERARY CLUB First row: Carolyn Landers, Peggy Gafford, Colleen Davis. Second row: Elaine Hawley, Dot Campbell, Gay Sims, Julee Urquhart. Third row: Mrs, Maddwell, Sponsor, Sarah Nell Smith, Linda Reaves, Eleanor Alvis, 'Q xx' x .IX X THE PATRICIAN LATIN CLUB First row: Fred Massey, Don Butts, Billy Glover, James Perry, Lynn Conboy, Carol St. John, Cecile Holiman, Barbara Flowers. Second row: Johnny Allen, Carol Hickman, Jacqueline Roberts, Beverly Mclemore, Pat Boyd, Joyce Hann, Joyce Crump, Kay Hinkle. ' Third row: Jimmy Finch, Ben Price, Dicky Kaley, Ronnie Morgan, Charles Shelton, Ronny Coshatt, Johnny Byers, Frank Parkel. BE First row: Mary Ward, Ann Lindbergh, Wayne Lightsey, Charles Ligon. Second row: Edith Wade, Joyce Moore, Jerry Wild- smith, Mary Kay Blanks- field, Paul Glass, ,Miss Lamb. Third row: Mayda Wa- ters, Barbara Buckner, I - .I THE SPANISH CLUB ,gf M I C Mary Ann Owens, Ruthie Franklin, Carol Williams, Barbara Reeves, Wayne Moon. Fourth row: M. L. Smith- erman, Roger Estill, Tony Sparks, Paul Chandler, Roy P a r k e r, Jimmy Hughes, Jimmy Bell. THE FRENCH CLUB First row: Jimmy Davidson, Chaney Aderholt, Angelyn Witte, Gail Martin, Eric Smith. Second row: Leroy Sunard, Ronny Wells, Jimmy Wiley, Fred Loveless, Billy Crow, Carol Morton, Cathy Morgan, Patsy Vaughn, Jean Graves. Third row: Joan Myers, Barbara Gibbs, Barbara Bewley, Carolyn Wheeler, Barbara Ott, Rochelle Crow, Vonda Lee Stone, Gerry Curl, Mary Jim Ellis. ' Fourth row: Raymond McDanieIs, Dan Simms, Pelham Fowler, Roland Wheeler, Miss Godbey, John Earl 52 Reeves, Gary Carswell, E. A. Sanford, 1 ,,,g -E ,, i7f 4Yi First row: Louis Vernon, Dean Jemison, Davis Jemison, Josephine Gea, tina, Dorothelle Andrews. Second row: Betty Wil- liams, Jean Dale, Laura S'tephens, Carolyn Y' H THE CLASSICS CLUB uc., vo., ,Q 'Y 4 Y ,,-5? i l ul --nf -s ' Y iii 9 Woods, Nancy Barnes, Marsha Niswonger. Third row: Miss Barnard, Joe Mosakowski, Ronny Hewitt, Raymond Hewitt, Mary Jo Church, William Meek, THE PERSONALITY CLUB First row: Charlotte Howard, Sally Mackel, Shirley Blatzer, Keitha Hudson, Mary Lou Goodwin, Sarah Frances Hughes. Second row: Mrs. Holifield, Daniel Robbins, Juanita Barrett, Patricia Evers, Pat Highnote, Yvonne Stough, Kay Newman, Third row: Mitzi Fisher, Reba Green, Rita Hendricks, Carolyn Wheeler, Jackie Bailes, Lila May, Johnnie Schroeder. Fourth row: Georgia Foster, Ralph Dykes, Terry Ray, Terry Oden. 53 v W... no if, A3-in .T W. Q-- o 4 'X 'if N TY' as bv gin?-'vs -.. 6 y w 'A' vs THE GLEAMETTES First row: Jane Powers, Second row: Beth Echols, Marilyn Nesbitt. Third row: Gwen Hayden, La May Lotts, Janet Dollar, Martha Jones, Martha Gay Cousins. Fourth row: Barbara Holley, Kay Aldrich, Janice Kilgore, Peggy Underwood, Mary Kate Scruggs, Martine Brooks, Jean Davis. Fifth row: Charleen Hyche, Mary Ann Allen, Carolyn Thompson, Lola Cook, Dorothy O'Neal, Mary Eliza- beth Cobb, Marie Mann, Anita Gentry. Sixth row: Deloris Jarvis, Sherrill Smith, Sylvia McDowell, Anita Fisher, Patsy Stevens, Bonnie Antonio, Arlene Lowe, Arlene Gray, Darlene Miller, Lind Parker, Delene Logan, Mrs. Holland, Sponsor. THE TRI-TEENS First row: Jean Boyd, Gloria Tibbett, Dee Ann Stephens, Lynn Fritz, Katie Sue Bell. Second row: Ann Holtam, Jackie Rich, Jane Willis, Janet Douthit, Ruth Smith, Katharine Cook, Pauline Hawkins, Elaine Entrekin, Della Ann Tidwell, Linda Swader, Pat Weldon, Joan Weaver. Third row: Elsie Trucks, Kay Bourne, Joyce Hughes, Patricia Lovingood, Norma Henning, Charlene Lynn, Joyce Murphree, Shirley Mclntosh, Peggy Green, Judy Cadenhead. Fourth row: Patricia Cook, Helen Myers, Gail Payne, Patsy Thompson, Sandra Doyle, Patsy Billingsley, Martha Moore, Nona Hagen, Pat Kilgore, Ann Dilworth, Mrs, Long, Sponsor. Fifth row: Letitia Oden, Patty Lytle, Jackie Fyke, Carolyn Franks, Charlotte Malone, Donna Sabatini, Jan Emerson, Nancv Carr, Jeanette Brown. 2 .as . t..-Xt-7 k ,ef , -ansuufiiauuawe 1-...L , , s, eo... . tg g. if. .uof ,-3 P kill 'fi' 0 gr X Sq Q' Q2 Q 1 .. Q. F' .. f . -A lol I 2 THE BIBLE STUDY CLUB First row: Jeanette Gibbs, Anita Sharp, Peggy Jones, Nellie Cory. Second row: Irving McGillicuddy, Gail Hill, Irene Whiting, Julia Burkett, Linda Street, Judy Davenport, Joanne Davis, Jeanette Sharp, Margie Miller. Third row: Lynn Sharp, Betty Cloud, Jody Patterson, Mary Ethel McGee, Alice Faye Little, Helen Smith, Pat Burnett, Barbara Davis, Ann Brown, Peggy Riggins. Fourth row: Betty Brasher, Judy Giles, Evelyn Smith, Myra Darden, Doris Wilkes, Polly Walker, Carolyn Quiggle, Nancy Brooks, Barbara Benson, Montine Jetfcoat. Fifth row: Joan Waldrop, Ernestine Newby, Linda Parker, Eleanor Bearden, Lois Robinson, Ann Knowles, Barbara Guthrie, Sara Dell Ellyson, David Adams, James Ray Taylor. Sixth row: Lyman Harris, Herbert McDonald, Johnny Bookout, Gregory Cook, Charles Ingram, Cecil Nichols, Lyle Dorsey, Mrs. Bowiem, Sponsor, Gene Mills. THE ALTHEAN CLUB . First row: Barbara Pyle, Mildred Gilbreath, Kathleen Love, Carolyn Maxwell, Millie Posey. Second row: Mary Ann Petty, Patsy Cox, Barbara Brooks, Mary Ellen Ramsey, Dorothy Boggs, Carolyn Uptain. Third row: Janet Davis, Wanda Cox, Helen Wood, Patsy Ray, Anita Johnson, Frances Sullivan, Sherry Kelley. Fourth row: Carolyn Barker, June Stewart, Elaine Moore, Joan Barton, Jane Smith, Jimmie Morrow, Carolyn Goode. Fifth row: Mary Emma Grifties, Gail Ledbetter, Emily McCloskey, Miss Ford, Sponsor, Joyce Pyle, Betty Jean Pearce, Wsevv! 'u . Q, .aw 1 , 2 A ,L 3 - in ,4 ,, is I ,ia .X 4 GIRLS' HANDICRAFT CLUB First row: Frances Peoples, Mrs. Gulledge, Sponsor, Rebecca Dorman, Julia Morgan, Myrna Brewer, Helen Harkins, Joan Rowan, Agnes Powell. Second row: Loretta Moxley, Ruby Sansing, Joyce Arnold, Jacqueline Pass, Ann Brent, Jackie Baldwin, Joyce Myers, Jo Ann Ray, Joyce Truitt. MATH CLUB First row: Wilborn O'Quinn, Frances Lytle, Dwayne White, Shirley Stalnaker, Virginia Hayes, Sally Stafford, Buddy Sims. Second row: Pat Herrod, Steve Meigs, Fred Rushing, Bobby Kontzen, Louise Pyron, Edward Farror, Jerry Gill. Third row: Betty LeGrand, Rosemary Karrh, Jo Robinson, Nancy Lochamy, Jerry Page, Melvin Sims, John Cook. Fourth row: Maurice Bryant, Gary Carruba, Bobby Priest, Richard Ramey, Jack Maddox. .ug if X , in Q13 xl-:Uk all QQ. . H K , 'W' f w 41' 'Z THE LIBRARY CLUB First row Danny Fulford Marilou Goodwin Shirley Stalnaker Virginia Hayes Frances Rose Mary Ann Woodruff Tim Battle Marcus Hyde Jan Eagles Back row Billy Ray Gibson Marlin Vest Billy Tucker Tommy Carroll Jack Roberts Lee Martin Mary Louise Pearce Sarah Ann Bass Annette McPhail Peggy Holley Norma Edwards THE FUTURE NURSES' CLUB First row: Betty Burchlield, Billie Sue Carey, Glenda Faye Brooks, Mamie Jones, Frances Rose, Marion Conner, Alma Joyce Garren. Second row: Ernestine Newby, Jo Livings, Louise Pyron, Mary Ellen Franklin, Nancy Barnes, Anne Peterson, Joan Marie Adams, Sara Dell Ellyson, Jeanette Gibbs. Third row: Nancy Karrh, Ellen Randle, Josephine Adkins, Pat Howard, Marthanne Bass, Peggy Riggins, Meredith McNeal. ENTRE-NOUS Y-TEENS First row: Jackie Turner, La Dell Wallace, Carol Hobbs, Betty Burchfield, Pat Ackerman, Rose Ann Dabney, Barbara Dabney, Jean Speer, Dale Bourland, Deane Copeland, Dorothy Edwards, Doris Burnett. Second row: June Keller, Sue Cottonwood, Mary Charles Love, Jan Lee, Margaret Coon, Marthanne Bass, Glenda Brooks, Meredith McNeill, Betty Ridings, Johnnie Perry, Joyce Woods. Third row: Nancy Leonard, Marian Connors, Eula McLendon, Janis Cain, Jean McDade, Annine Connor, Judy LeNoir, Margaret Coffey. Fourth row: Jackie Floyd, Mary Nell Gibbs, Ann Trammell, Patsy Parker, Shirley Triplett, Peggy Lewis, Billie Jean Mason, Judy Garrison, Sue Wood, Jerry Farrow, Doris Ann Simpson, Mrs. Burton, Sponsor, Jo Ann Taylor, Phyllis Bates, Shirley Morgan. First Semester Students Who Were Presidents of Their Eighth Grade Graduating Classes. First row: Judy McElroy, Betty Gail Newman, Gail Massey. Second row: Judy Lantrip, Frances Bell, Beverly Perrin, Dorothy Swann. Third row: Bill Hereford, Tommy Moore, Charles Ham, rnond, Jerry Turner. 'W-f.,W-Q3p53,.K.f,, -w-Vhfmy-,. l-vvf wymffw- 1- M-1-.Nm W-W--. --fu .vw-1-vw,.w Hmlmrs ii SPONSORS FDR THE GAM E KAY NEWMAN Escorted by JAMES RAY TAYLOR MILDRED DOUGLAS Escorted by ED BEASON EMILY STANTON Escorted by JERRY BURTRAM HOMECOMING . me Swdmm ep Ram m V NL-Uubim.. CAPTAIN TOMMY RAY Fullback CO-CAPTAIN SCOTT THOMAS Tackle nO a ec ecarhwweca' NN can, ecanf We aww xff C f NNE ff 1 Can. u can f sea' JIMMY DAHLKE f'f:: 'Tl' Center I , ,.., ,...,,.. C , M 7, JAMES REECE ' eeee W. .,,. T3 End 15, xy '.if14L'K? , f A -me C Bi dog,Iiff'e dog' if fl ee' if M ' 9 d up- 'f' an if :A Floppy we P f A .... Co, CO! Come on Colonelsl . ' , 7' rg.: G O L N . TW if A it GS' Cofonzjf' CO! Ea' 'em Up! ' T ' .iw ' 4 A ' 4 Co, Coiilonels! W 1 f, 15 M Onefs' Go, A A 4 NJ - P, A - 51' ' .,,.4,' x hr A ..,:-num: . dt xr K :I an Q-'T ' 5 f , , ,223 . .A W T, gg X1 . 4 W , s V . l 'r Te' we gg ,s-:J , ll ,V :Tl aa- I K4 . - ,. . M , T , .W Kg A gi. N ,M T Q.. -K , ,- ,Mp:Mwf?g1,.:m',,f M, A- ,.s'9' F-. ' A. , ., RONALD ROSlE RYAN Quarterback JOHN FALKNER Guard ds Y-:ackxes . ,em hard Cenxefs and W' guvldin -0015 we 'B CHARLES BARNETT Right Half BOBBY BARR Guard a touchdown' down: S' A 'ouch down boy hdown gh uf- A ijumake ihehlonoise' is 'n wake ' e . .--,snna-pf. ':, y ' ,O--, -ffvesyif, - 'sink - ,cgi .. . ,4 M . 1 'N . -f ' . ' 1,5 f., , ' fx , bl gf 1-:Si HARVEY GRUBBS HASSELL Right Half ROBERT SONNY BROWN End QTY . ry,1ha 5 our - hx vfwdo one 'Ig 'ghf vic10'T,O,R.Y ou C1099 F195-mf' v-Wfwe Wm I'jLxS,raQh 'I Io vgoIon0I5' Co TROY HUGHES Quarterback RAYMOND KING Righi Half XFIQN . I Yea Ieajnl mm mb' Hgh Yea Ie my Hgh' Yea Tea ww sn rv-xii' .uf ff, JIMMY POWERS Guard AL CORCORAN Guard x Ne' .tex 9Ina9xQh' wx INN xY 9hI:,xeS GO xearf' ee gx qeax 3, IW q,ePe DON COLEMAN End GARY SMITH End IS 90 xone o G0 CEQIOMISMQ G0 ,em W9 .' 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A ' 11 ,nu- , 'l,-'4tcJ113I 'JK .l M W jg fs ,r an 'Efm -...nn , ' ,wa DAN SIMS Center BILL SHELNUTT Left Half ffir O'e 6 fo Ifv WP' 040.0 erofo 76 Ve 44. ess Wyo 9016 f oc Ge 60,652 PAUL DOVER Tackle LEONARD ALLEN Left Half ICU . 1 . go The 09h ' ASM' mhrome and Andas CoI0 'exSx c EIoQgm Hgh fag ' L9 53' K0 Q 9 15 'O Sail kno qs Q06 60 Q, 0 0 ANZ .4 o S f S3256 X1 . -wb 93666 xy' P' 'b 'O 60206 W 1 A ere me 'Id W Cofo PAUL KELLY Tackle JOHNNY MARTIN Quarterback lf 6 C nefs W Lou Csnflufdnlf be e ff ' fl Dr Ye-ff ea' u yeg C. 6 fb., -5' ofonelsxlfe 104, o 0001 uder HQW er de, RICHARD TRAWICK Tackle DICKY TANNER Tackle 5. Q, .eq l , aff' AN ' Q..,---1 , 3 R . , , 1 , 1- -f- , 'f.35f'i.Q ,fb gygkk- H, f-f+A...,, X371-Jai E1 .5 K ky., ,5 . ,'f 'f:,. 4-...W f-'A' f Head Coach KENNY MORGAN I L I W R Y K THE FOOTBALL SEASON The 1953 edition of the Colonels ended with Jimmy Dahlke and James Reece landing first team. On the second team were Harvey Hassell and Ronald Ryan. Honorable Mention went to Scott Thomas, Bo Powers, Bobby Dorr, and' Gary Smith. Even though the boys did not turn out too well in playing, one thing they have learned-how to behave. Coach Morgan re- ceived a letter from Frank C. Drane complimenting the team's good behavior. Part of Mr. Drane's letter follows. Your entire organization was most cooperative. You have a fine bunch of boys who certainly know how to conduct themselves, and l know you are proud of them. WOODLAWN 14-MU RPHY 18 The Colonels played very hard the first three quarters, but iust couldn't cross the Murphy goal line. The teams made many fumbles during the game on account of the rain-soaked field. Both of Woodlawn's touchdowns went to James Hendry, full- back. The touchdown passes were set by Rosie Ryan. Tommy Ray kicked Woodlawn's extra point after their first touch- down. Bob Shelton and Bob Cowles, for Murphy, and James Hendry, Tommy Ray, and Rosie Ryan, for Woodlawn, were leading men. WOODLAWN 6-RAMSAY 26 A crowd of 10,000 watched Ramsay's ground attack ruin Woodlawn's win. A 210-pound buster, George Salem, and Jimmy Travis, Ramsay's fine quarterbacks, were Woodlawn's trouble. Ramsay made their first touchdown in the first five minutes of the game, but the Colonels quickly tied the score. Neither side kicked the extra point. Ramsay made one more touchdown in the first quarter and kicked the extra point. With two more touchdowns and one more extra point, the Rams walked off with a 26-6 victory. Woodlawn's stars were James Reece, Jimmy Dahlke, and Rosie Ryan. WOODLAWN 6-TUSCALOOSA 20 'The Colonels fought hard but were overcome by the Tusca- loosa Black Bears-in score only. No team could have fought so hard with so little to gain. Woodlawn received the open- ing kick-off. Marching toward the goals several times in the first half, the Colonels were set back by the Bears. By the time the half was over, the Bears had made three touchdowns and had twice kicked the extra point, In the second half the Colonels made a gallant comeback with all they could. Has- sell, catching the punt on the 28-yard lin'e and aided by excellent blocking, ran 72 yards to the goal to make Wood- lawn's only touchdown. The Colonels failed to kick the extra point. Several times more the Colonels threatened to score but were stopped by the Bears. Harvey Hassell was the game's Sflr. WOODLAWN 13-WEST END 7 Woodlawn stunned the Lions with a red hot team. West End's Keith Wilson, the Lions' war horse, iust couldn't get down to work. Aided by penalties, the Lions finally managed to slip in and get a touchdown, making the extra point. The score stood 13-7, and ended that way, The Colonels scored 7 points in the second quarter and 6 more in the third. The Lions did all their scoring in the last quarter. Ryan, Hurt, Hassell, Hendry and Shellnut were the shining stars for Woodlawn. WOODLAWN 7-BESSEMER 13 The Colonels lost another battle by losing to Bessemer 13-7. Woodlawn fought hard and were leading until the last four minutes of the game, Both teams had a great defensive line and used them to keep the game at a 0-0 tie for the first half. During the last half both teams opened up and played a great game. James Reece made a beautiful catch, which gave the Colonels their only touchdown. Reece's catch will long be remembered by thousands of fans. James Reece was outstanding for Woodlawn, and Tommy Lorino, the Colonels' fine star last year, was Bessemer's outstanding man. lb., , -.- . .-. WOODLAWN 14-ENSLEY 7 In this game Woodlawn proved to hunting a bid in the Crippled Childrens' Clinic Game, and our school spirit was brought back. The Jackets made their only touchdown in the first quarter, but from then on they couldn't pierce our line for another one. They got down to our 5-yard line in the last half, but that was all. Ensley made her touchdown when LaRussa blocked one of Ryan's kicks, getting the ball and scoring the TD. McGaughy scored the extra point for Ensley. Woodlawn took advantage of two costly fumbles made by the Jackets and turned them into touchdowns. Barr kicked two beauties for both extra points. Ryan and Glass powered through the second and fourth quarters for two touchdowns. Ryan got off one of the best kicks of the night, kicking a mighty 50-yard boot to Sammy Lorino, who ran it back some twelve yards to the Ensley 28-yard line. Dahlke was indi- rectly the cause of one of the TD's when he recovered an Ensley fumble on their 2-yard line, the boring power did the rest. The outstanding players for Ensley were LaRussa, Warren, Campbell, and McBee, for Woodlawn, Dahlke, Faulkner, Smith, Patrick, Ryan, Powers, and Thomas. WOODLAWN 19-SHADES VALLEY 7 The Colonels spoiled the Mounties' Homecoming game while a crowd of five thousand fans watched. The first touchdown was made in the first five minutes of the game, when Powers dropped on a Mountie fumble on their 55-yard line, and in iust one run, Hassell took the ball over for a touchdown. Barr converted for the extra point. ln the third quarter the Mounties worked their way down to the Colonels' 7-yard line. Then with a mighty drive, Valley took the ball over for their only TD. The conversion tied it at 7-7. The Colonels received the next kick-off and went for another TD. Barr failed to convert and the score stood at 13-7. Dahlke intercepted a pass on the 36-yard line, and after three downs the Colonels were set for the kill. A pass from Ryan to Reece made the score 19-7. Barr failed to make the extra point, but time had already run Out for the Mounties. Woodlawn's stars were Hassell, Glass and Hendry. Valley's were Sington, Chew, Fortenberry, and Godbee. WOODLAWN 26-COLUMBUS 0 The Colonels slashed the Columbus Blue Devils in Columbus by a score of 26-O. Glass played great ball by gaining 133 yards in ten carries. He completed six passes for an addi- tional 89 yards. On one play he made a run of 68 yards. Woodlawn made two touchdowns in the second quarter and two in the fourth. The Devils made only eighteen yards on the ground, and out of eighteen passing attempts they lost three yards. The Colonels put on drives of 59 and 92 yards in the fourth. King scored twice, Hassell once, Ryan threw to Reece for another TD. Barr converted after the two first- half scores. Raymond King, Harvey Hassell, Rosie Ryan, James Reece, and Bobby Barr were the Woodlawn stars. WOODLAWN 27-PHILLIPS 6 Our boys exploded all over the Red Raiders by beating them 27-6. Phillips' only TD was made by Oliver Clark, who look afllfaflllge of Woodlawn's fumbles and ran 48 yards to score. The extra point failed. Woodlawn had a great line of defense and an even greater offense. Glass played fine ball. He got two second-half touchdowns. Ryan got the other. King threw a pass to Smith for our first touchdown. Woodlawn moved the ball for gains of 45, 45, 21, and 31 yards for our TD's. Barr kicked three of our four trys at extra points. Ryan, Smith, and King stood out for Woodlawn, Tuck and Clark, for Phillips. THE ACROBATS Carolyn Cook, Marilon McCay, Jo Ann Davis, Billie Jean Pearson, Jackie Rich. THE CHEERLEADERS First row: Peggy Gafford, Kay Newman, Margie McKee, Mertie Roberts. Second row: Jean Mills, Mildred Douglas, Emily Davis, Carolyn Carer, Head Cheerleader, Elizabeth Ritchey, Earline Ruth, Dorothy Campbell. EAN . Eyr it 1 ..-fix. X u.u.+-W ffm N, -,-wk 1 ,dafwfiasfiei-E ,AQ .M A.A. W M... .X 1. 4. K? f M ,.. lg A , s ' 4 H Q 4 4 T Q. xx s 'E si is i ., ak , 5 f ig 51 E J' ra' wx' ' M fl 453 Z' ' 1 5 W ,fy , , Qi 1 3 1 OUR TEACHERS wHo HAVE auioso us Aw' rf Q afar ii I . . 3 i ff S W I ' Girls' Adviser Boys' Adviser MISS HANNON MR. BROWN Through Commas, Paragraphs, and Shakespeare ENGLISH AND SPEECH First row: Miss Dougherty, Miss Chamblee, Miss Ordway, Head of the Department, Miss Barnard, Mrs. Martin, Miss Ogden, Miss Mitchell. Second row: Miss Douglass, Miss Harrison, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Bates, Miss Skelton, Mrs. Madewell, Miss McKay, Mrs. Bowie, Mrs. Thompson. Not pictured: Miss Ford, Mrs. Haon, Miss Johnson. Through Triangles, Square Roots and Cosines MATH EMATICS TEACH ERS First row: Miss Barker, Mr. West, Mrs. Ridgeii, Second row: Miss Fergus, Mrs. Echols, Mrs. Burton, Third row. Mrs. Kinzey, Mrs. Holland, Miss Lotspeich, Head of the Department. Not pictured: Miss Snidow, Miss England, Miss Peterson, Miss Argue. Pyramids, Dates, and Dynasties HISTORY TEACHERS Miss Chapman, Mr. Stonier, Mrs. Doxey, Miss Morton. Second row: Miss Morgan, Mr. Graston, Head of the Department, Miss Upton, Mr. Carter Not pictured: Miss Edmonds, Miss Biorgo, Miss Hix. Pictured elsewhere: Mr. McLain, Mr. Adcock. Through Nitrates, Frogs, ond Density . 13 SCIENCE TEACHERS First row: Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. Long, Mr. Youngblood, Head of the Department, Miss Malone, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hubbard. Second row: Mr, Simmons, Mrs. Brice, Miss Cown, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Dean, Mr. Miles. Not pictured: Mrs. Trigg. Case-Endings, Dictation, and Double Entries l LANGUAGE TEACHERS COMMERCIAL TEACHERS From left to right: M155 Lamb, Miss Furr, First row: Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Haon, Miss Alexander. Head ofthe Department, Miss Moore, Miss Second row: Mrs. Gulledge, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Mansfield-Jones, Godbey. Miss Dearen, Head of the Department. 9 . T' E 1 ' 17 ff mr F in Developing Body, Mind, ond Soul I' -rf S .. PHYSICAL EDUCATION LIBRARIANS MUSIC TEACHERS Ff0m left to flghfr COBCIW Adcock. MISS, Robbins, MVS- Heffmao. MVS- First row: Miss Ogden, Miss Zinser Coach McLain, Coach Morgan, Coach Maffln- Mr. Smith. Blane, Second row: Mrs. Nabors, Mrs. Pom Not pictured: Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Brock. eroy. Not pictured: Mr. Turner, Miss Dow ling, Art Teacher, Miss Hambrick. for Fuller Lives in the Home and Outside I I ge 55 E f-Q HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS From left to right: Miss Grefschmann, Head First row: Mr. Hallmark, Mr. Fullington, Head of the De- of the Department, Mrs. Holifield, Miss partment. Vernon. Second row: Mr. Gammon, Coach Morgan, Mr. Douglas. 7I 'i X and in Service to Mankind. QQ' .48 MAJOR COX R.O.T.C. Home Nursing Driver Educafion CAPTAIN PARKS MRS. rucicsiz Miss oewssmev These Keep Our Records Straight THE LUNCHROOM STAFF Mrs. Lykes Manager Mrs. Fullington Mrs. Blackburn Not pictured Mrs. Simmons Mrs. Johnson 72 'Qi .I MRS. CAMPBELL, Registrar MRS. FRANKLIN, Bookkeeper MRS KNAPP Asslsfanr Registrar rii Q and Satisfy Our Hunger .1-ey., ' 'P' F . ' A M ' IL 7-Q: . ,..' .fr-6' QUQU1 IA 74 THE CLASS OF JULY 1953 KN si VA, Lucile Ouida Faye James Harris Barrier Camp Childs Cochran , J , ,..-Mm. 4!!w SQ' re' , V ,Pr 'qu v ' .- Par- mf 4 F , ik. Walter Lamar Jerriel Herbert Anita East -lol-ln Harold Davison Davis Fadely if if .- 'Q 'ilgff'i1 ' Betty Jean Cruse ,pr Roy Edward Forman Betty Jo Joyce Clyde Barbara Joan Barbara Jean Latty Sweatt Taylor Woods No Pictures Available KaiiiVYfi Calame BGVVY Jas er Louis Held J P , r. John Elgin Bice Howard Doyle Jones, Jr. Virginia PSYC B0Yd Hugh Melton Roberts James Wilson Hallmon Velma Lee Neill 1 Sarah Frances Woodrow Juanita Faye Woods THE GRADUATES OF JANUARY I954 P ff2,gQ,,Dm mia is ViA, Lx, aj E ,high in SENIOR BANQUET- Speakers' Table From left to right: Jack Sanderson, Mrs. Booth, John Bookouf, Jim Lowrey, Shirley Farley, Mrs. Marlin, Mr. Martin, James Ray Taylor, Lelias Kirby, Emily Davis, Jon Mac Reinhardt, Forrest South, Elizabeth Ritchey, Lou Jean Porter, Martha Payne. LELIAS KIRBY ,ass,..,.. . ..,.,..s,, SHIRLEY ANN FARLEY JIMMY LOWERY ,ss,,asssssa EMILY DAVIS ,.,,,,,,,-,,,, ELIZABETH RITCHEY ,,,.. FORREST SOUTH ,,,,, CLASS OFFICERS JAMES RAY TAYLOR-President Vice Presidenf Secretary Treasurer Historian Presenter Prophet LOU JEAN PORTER ,,.. MARTHA GRAVES ,,,... JON MAC REINHARDT JACK SANDERSON MARTHA PAYNE -Y,-,,,-Y,, ,,,,, JOHN BOOKOUT A,,. Banquer Speaker Speaker Musician Musicians Artist W G HOW N A Je-hw -. If 'N-'A QS X., ,M ' ' C+ SWR , s,.,, .M EDMOND GAINES CASE Mental Case-Futurian Scienceg Session Room Offices: ROTC, Battalion Commander, Rifle Team. Ambition: To be the wholesale distributor for elevator tickets at WHS. MARY JOSEPHINE CHURCH Jo -Classical Clubg Apollo. Ambition: ATO do unto others as l would have them do unto me. JOHN CARL COOK Cookie Johathan -Memorial Committee: Eu- clidean Honor Societyg President Math Clubg Apollo: Hi-Y Ushers: Session Room Offices: Stu' dent Teacher, Auditorium Programs. Ambition: To be a successful mechanical engineer, and be on the first rocket to Mars. LISTON ALBERT CORCORAN Al Head - B Team Footballg Varsity Football, Session Room Offices. SHIRLEY JO CORNELIUS Cute-ums -Apollo: President Vestaliang Session Room Officesg Special Art Committee. Ambition: To live as happily as I have lived the past. AMOS WATSON CORY, JR. Bub Cowboy -Vice President Session Room. Ambition:'I'o loaf until l'm forty and then retire. 76 at Y is ft... LAWRENCE THOMAS ATCHISON KATIE ELIZABETH BARRETT Personality Cluby Apollog Session Room Offices: Marshal. Ambition: To make friends and be one. JOHN G. BOOKOUT Johnny Reb - Memorial Committee: Apollog Bible Study, Fellowship, Pen and lnkg Cavaliers: Assistant Editor, Tatlerg ROTC, Battalion Com' mander of WHSg National Recognition in Art. Ambition: To reach the height of perfection in all I undertake. ROBERT NELSON BRITT Dago -Futurian Science, Utopian Science: Ses- sion Room Officesf B Team Football. RICHARD WHORTON BUCKSHAW Dick -Secretary Session Room Eight Semestersg National Honor Society. ELEANOR LLOYD CARDWELL Kitten -Glee Club: Session Room Officesg Mar- shal. Ambition: To graduate and live a happy life with Wade. I 909 ., V'-QI' 'luv'- ,J fig, IT' . -in-190 NELLIE BLANTON CoRY Nellyhon -Student Court: Chairman Morning Watch Committee: Pen and lnk: Euclidean Honor Society: National Honor Society: Various Offices in FNA, Bible Study, Session Room: Co-Director and Publicity Manager Gold and White Revue: Hi-Cub Reporter: Scenery 53 Minstrel: Tatler Ex- change, Assistant Editor, Advertising Manager. Ambition: To be a religious and recreational di- rector and to always do His will. GARY LAMAR COVINGTON Apollo: Session Room Offices: Marshal: Editor Woodlog, Ambition: To talk Lelias into going to Auburn. JAMES FREDERICK DAI-ILKE Bulldog Donk -Letter Club: Tatler Representa- tive of SR: Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball: Various Auditorium Programs. Ambition: To go through a football season without losing a game. EMILY ST. CLAIRE DAvIs Em -Chairman for Student Government Com- mittees: President National Honor Society: Vice President Euclidean: President Promethean, Glee Clubs: Apollo: Session Room Offices: Tatler Staff: Cheerleader: Auditorium Programs: Historian Sen- ior Class: Senior Beauty: Marshal: Exchange Club Scholarship Cup. Ambition: To live and learn. JANET LANE DAvIs Jan -Various Offices Althean: Session Room Offices: Marshal: Apollo. Ambition: To be an airline hostess and sprinkle star dust on every- one. BARBARA ANN DENNIS Dee -Offices in Athenean: Apollo: Glee Club: Marshal. Ambition: To get my MRS degree from J. qs.: f ff' 4--Q, 1 Ml' QD le f .. I , 'Yi' W -1--I 'gb-. Q xlibs -vf ,, ,K ,. '5.,,,5.'. FN. N iv 35h 45 A ,E Q90 N X 'J 'C ff' J MARGIE SUE ELRoD Suzie -Spanish Club: Apollo: Y-Teens: Mar- shal: Tatler Representative in SR: Office Helper. Ambition: To raise a family and always keep the only man in my life happy forever. SHIRLEY ANN FARLEY Slowpoke D.D.H. -Secretary Senior Class: Student Activity Committee: Tatler Staff: Various Offices,in' Choir: Apollo: Offices in Promethean: Christian Fellowship: Promoters: Session Room Offices: Marshal: Auditorium Programs: Music Festivals. Ambition: To be the brightest star in that someone's heaven. ADRIAN CLYDE FARROW Phare -Ambition: To obtain enough wisdom to reach my goal. EUGENE PI-IILLIP FRANKLIN Goot -Chairman Memorial Committee: Eucli- dean Honor Society: Hi-Y Usher: Session Room Offices: Marshal. Ambition: To live and let live. I EARL EULESS FREEDLE Friddle -Apollo: W Club: Airport Club: Ses- sion Roorn Offices: B Team Football: Varsity and B Team Football and Baseball Manager. Ambition: To tame a wild hair. MARY WINsToN GARDNER Winkie -Marshal: Apollo: Chairman Art Com- mittee. Ambition: To live, laug-h, love, and be happy. 77 Q-s 'N 'TQ' 10 'VU' 1 Q ,df 'Y' CARL DEAN JEIvIIsON Vice President Classics Club, President Boys' Handicraft, Apollo, Ambition: To get rich, do- ing nothing. AUBREY HAYES JOHNSON Shotrod Ford -Apollo, Tennis Club, SR Tatler Representative. Ambition, To date at least half the girls in Woodlawn. ROBERT CECIL JUSTICE Ugh! -Apollo, Ambition: To stay young all my life. RALPH EDWARD KINNANE 100 Percent Attendance. Ambition: To get the facts, ma'am, that's all, ma'am-iust to get the facts, ma'am. LELIAS EUGENE KIRBY Li'I Sin -Student Council, Gold and White Committee, Woodlog Staff, Auditorium Pro' grams, Warblers, Spanish Club, Session Room Offices, Football, Baseball Manager. Ambition, To see the Crimson Tide drown the War Eagle for good, or see Carrigan pick the feathers Out of the War Eagle one by one. ROBERT NORMAN LAWLER Bobby -Session Room Offices, Apollo. 78 d T . is 'fff' MARTHA ALLEN GRAVES Omicron Delta Speech Honor Society, Masque and Gavel, Marshal Honor Society, President Dramatic Club, Christian Fellowship, Session Room Offices, Alternate Debater, Part in Play. Ambition: To know and follow His will. GEORGE TRAvIs GRUBBS Boys' Letter Club, Football, Varsity, Warblers, Apollo. MARY HELEN HARIcINs Shorty -Girls' Handicraft Club, From Ashland High: Student Government Representative, School Paper Staff, Marshal. Ambition, To make others happy by being happy. PAUL JAMES HEMPHILL Bubbah Bo -Session Room Offices, B Team Baseball, Band Revue. Ambition: To make Mrs. Hemphill's little boy happy. MARTHA ANN HOLLAND Marshal, Promethean. Ambition: To go to Au- burn. HELEN AUDINE HOLTER Li'l Hellion -Session Room Offices, Apollo, Marshal, Offices in Y-Teen and Y-Teen Inter-Club Council, Outstanding Y-Teen 53, Choir, Glee Club, Musical Programs, Christmas Festivals, W Day Teacher, Auditorium Programs, Oratorical Contests, WHS Representative, Certificate Na- tional UN Contest, FTA, Phillips High, Student Council, Typist for Mirror, Main Office, Board of Education, Thespian Programs and Plays, Phillips Night Programs. Ambition: To live up to my Utmost each day, but to make my brightest day tomorrow. NANCY CAROLE LOCHAMY Vice President National Honor Society, Secretary Math Club, Apollo, FTA, Session Room Offices. Ambition: To help make others happy. CAROLYN FAYE LooN EY Looney -Auditorium Programs, Offices in Y- Teen, SR Tatler Representative, Band Revue, Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Softball Teams, W Day Cheerleader. Ambition: To be or not to be. JOHN FRANK LORD RALPH PEYTON LOVELESS Rafael -Safety Committee, Euclidean Honor So- ciety, Spanish Club, Letter Club, FTA, Secretary Hi-Y Ushers, Session Room Offices, Baseball, Football, ROTC Honor Company, Outstanding Citizen, Boys' State, District Runner-up Safety Essay Contest. Ambition: To watch fair city of the plains washed away by the surging Tide. JAMES RADCLIFF LowREY Ratty -Euclidean Honor Society, Ushers, Latin Club, Cavaliers, Secretary Camera Club, Session Room Offices. Ambition: To be the best edu- cated hobo in the world. THURMAN JUDSON LYON Jud -Science Club, Apollo, Session Room Of- fices, Marshal, B Team Baseball. Ambition: To raise cattle and kids, and to recover from high school. JN fir ',f g:f, is FRANCES JEAN LYTLE Little Bit -Secretary Math Club, Office Helper Eight Semesters. Ambition: To own a Ford. CHARLES DONALD MCDANAL Boba HERBERT STANLEY MCDONALD Herb -Honor Point Committee, Secretary Cav. aliers, Commanding Officer Honor Company L. Ambition: To be a certified public accountant. SHIRLEY ANN MCGEE HOWARD KENNETH MoRRls Rock J. R. -Master-at-Arms, Camera Club. Ambition: To find out who painted the Painted Desert, and to live long enough to see a horse fly, a veal chop, a peanut stand, and an ice box. JAMES RONNY NELSON 79 JON MAC REINHARDT Morning Watch, Buddy System Committees, Presi- dent, Vice President Euclidean Honor Society, Warblers, Ushers, Apollo, Bible Study, Classics Club, Session Room Offices, All-State Orchestra, Chorus, Track Letter, Football Manager, Boys' State Representative, Student Teacher. Ambition: To figure out James Ray. PEGGY COLLEEN RIGGINS Peggs Tito -Various Offices in Session Room, Junior Red Cross, Future Nurses, Apollo, Pen and Ink, Bible Study, Library Assistant, Band Art Director, Art Awards from Alabama State Fair, Art Letter, Ambition: To prove one small seed of smiles yields acres of friends. ELIZABETH ANN RITCHEY Liz ltchy -Chairman Activities, Buddy Sys- tem Committees, Athletic, Memorial Committees, Head Marshal, Euclidean Honor Society, Marshal Honor Society, Offices in SR, Promethean, Apollo, Glee Club, FTA, Dramatic Club, Cheerleader, Yell Captain, Music Festivals, Radio Program. Ambition: To make the l3th star in my family glow as brightly as the rest. EVIE LOIs ROBINSON Bible Study Club. Ambition: To be happy always and make others happy. DORIS JUNE ROWELL Pen and Ink Club, Bible Study Club, Marshal. Ambition: To always ride the waves of life and never go under. JACK Tuck SANDERSON Einstein -Euclidean, Science, and Band Honor Societies, Apollo, Bible Study, Cavaliers, Vice President Session Room, Rifle Team, ROTC Of- ficer, Banquet Musician. Ambition: To become a physicist and chemist. 80 Si' MARTHA ANN PAYNE Sister -Student Directory Committee, Euclidean Honor Society, Choir, Glee Club, President Ves- talian, Session Room Offices, Marshal. Ambition: To successfully wear The Iron Shoes. Lou JEAN PORTER Chairman Sportsmanship Committee, Secretary National Honor Society, Euclidean Honor So- ciety, President Masque and Gavel, Omicron Delta Speech Honor Society, President Dramatic Club, Apollo, Christian Fellowship Club, Presi- dent Session Room, Citizenship Tour. WILLIAM LEVERETT POWELL, JR. Bill -Ambition: To graduate before Grubbs does. JERALD FRANCIS PRUET Smut -Euclidean Honor Society, Apollo, Hi-Y Ushers, Tatler Representative, Student Teacher, Math Helper, Group Leader in Physics. Ambition: To pay for a car l wrecked, LOUISE AUGUSTA PYRON Gus Lou -Offices in Junior Math Club, Apollo, Future Nurses of America, Marshal, Tat- ler Staff. Ambition: To see Don Simmons get fat. JAMES CLARENCE REECE, JR. Sock -Athletic, Sportsmanship Committees, Hi-Y Ushers, Warblers, Minstrel, Vice President Apollo, W Club, Session Room Offices, Football, Base- ball, Basketball, All.City, and Second Team All- County. Ambition: To get out of life the things God has for me. ALICE JOYALYN SHELNUTT Joy -Vice President Y-Teens: Apollo: Marshal. Ambition: To keep my temper, because no one else wants it. SYLVIA SHIRLEY Silver -President Session Room: Sportsmanship Committee: Marshal. MELVIN EUGENE SIMS Bud -Math Club: Vice President Session Room: B Team Baseball. Ambition: To be happy and make her happy. FORREST DOUGLAS SOUTH Rebel -Vice President Student Body and Of Senior Class: Chairman Dance Committee: Stu- dent Court: Euclidean Honor Society: Session Room Offices: Rifle Team: Ushers: Tatler Staff: Lieutenant Colonel ROTC: Marshal: Winner of Marksmanship Medal. Ambition: To be the Presi- dent of the United States and try to get the world out of the situation it's in. Rizzo FRANKLIN STANLEY National Honor Society. Ambition: To make the future more successful than the past. PATRICIA JEAN STEWART Pat -Vestalian: Dramatic Club: Personality Club: Session Room Offices: Library Assistant: Wood- log Staff: Manager Tennis Team. Ambition: To get my MRS degree from R. CAROL ST. JOHN Secretary Student Body: Gold and White Com- mittee: Student Court: Vice President National Honor Society: Secretary Euclidean Honor So- ciety: Offices in Patrician Latin Club and Ses- sion Room: Apollo: Glee Club: ROTC Sponsor: Woodlog Staff: Delegate to Girls' State: Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Ambition: To take the bumps of life with a smile on my lips and hope in my heart. SARAH ANN SWEATT Sally -Althean: Band Revue: Freshman and Sophomore Cheerleader. Ambition: To expect the best but prepare for the worst. JAMES RAY TAYLOR Bomba -President Student Body: Notification Committee Big 9: Morning Watch Committee: Student Court: President Warblers, Bible Study: Secretary Classics Club: Ushers: All-State Choir: Tatler Representative. Ambition: To give back to the world what the world has given me. LORENE VIRGINIA THRASHER Shorty -Bible Club: Pen and Ink: Session Room Offices: Marshal. Ambition: To live so that wherever I go I will spread a little ioy and happiness. WILLIAM HENRY TILLNIAN Uncle Bill -Cavaliers: Letter Club: Band Re- vue: B Team Baseball: Varsity Baseball. Am- bition: To fly to the moon in a V8 Studebaker. MARTHA ANN TRUCKS Marty -Vestalian: Apollo: Library Assistant. Ambition: To get my MRS degree from C. 8l 'Eff Q -1 : if My A X 11 'Nm 4 -V li sf llf2 ,ui Byron McCu1cheon, Charles Ray Mason, Troy Hughes. Miles Cornelius, Charles Montgomery, Carolyn Landers, Carol Morton, Galle Kniep, Fay Harrison, Joyce Penton, Fred Hughes. Miles Cornelius, Charles Montgomery NANCY ELIZABETH BARNES Nan -FTA, Initiation Chairman: FNA, Vice President: Classics Club: Assistant to Four Teach- ers: University of Alabama FTA Convention: Woodlog Representative: Marshal, Ambition: To be a success in whatever I undertake. WILLIAM EARL BARNETT Barney -Session Room Offices. Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. PI-IYLLIS RI-IEA BATES Phil -Y-Teens. Ambition: To always make the one I love happy. BARBARA ANN BENSON Babs Bobbie -Euclidean Math Honor So- ciety: Marshal: Glee Club: Apollo: Bible Study, Choir. Ambition: To live, to love and to keep Clyde happy. JOYCE VIRGINIA BONDURANT Athletic Committee: Student Council: Olympian and Euclidean Honor Societies: Offices in Ath- letic Club: Session Room Offices: Gym Assistant: Marshal: TV and Auditorium Programs. Ambition: To always be happy. NANCY RuTI-I BROOKS Ruthie --Honor Point Committee: Y-Teens: Bible Study: Marshal: Apollo. Ambition: To reach for the stars and find a bit of heaven with him. 84 ' My 7 E DAVID THOMAS ADAMS President Bible Study: Christian Fellowship: Morning Watch: Apollo: Warblers Minstrel: Pres- ident Session Room. Ambition: To be the best preacher possible for me to be. JOAN MARIE ADAMS Joanie -President Future Nurses and Junior Red Cross Council: Varsity Debater: Science As- sistant: Staff of'Ensley Yellow Jacket: Marshal: Three Plays. Ambition: To obtain a Masters de- gree in nursing from Yale University. JOAN PRESTON ADAMS Nasturtium -Band Revue: Gold and White Fol- lies: Maiorette: Warblers Minstrel: Band. Ambi- tion: To have eleven little girls and one little boy. EVELYN ANDERSON Squirrel Nuts -Masque and Gavel: Delta Y-Teens: Apollo: Secretary Dramatic Club: Alter- nate Debater: Auditorium Programs: Play for PTA: Secretary Session Room. Ambition: To own a large stable of Tennessee Walking Horses. SYLVIA SUE ASI-I LOCK Ambition: To be good in whatever field l choose. FRANK LEE BANKSON Junior -Masque and Gavel: Warblers Club: Vice President Futurian Science Club: Apollo Club: Cavaliers: Second Prize in Chemistry Ala- bama Junior Academy of Science: Two Plays: First Prize in Mathemaycs, Alabama State Fair. Ambition: To become a Communications Engi- OEET. BILLIE ANN BROWN Wednesday -Marshal Honor Society: Vice Pres- ident Bible Study: Apollo: Glee Club: Choir: Christmas Auditorium Program: Music Festival: Marshal: Spring Concert. Ambition: To remember the best, forget the worst and keep a smile for the future. CHARLOTTE JEAN BROWN Pete Jeannie -Offices in Masque and Gavel Speech Honor Society: Omicron Delta Speech Honor Society: Personality Club: Secretary of Thalian Dramatic Club: Session Room Offices: Marshal: Representative to Girls' State: Various Programs: Home Economics Prize at State Fair: ROTC Sponsor: Buddy for Freshman: Senior Beauty. Ambition: To be first to the door when opportunity knocks. CAMERON EDWARD BRYANT Ceb -Stamp Club: Vice President Warblers Club. Ambition: To stay in high school iust one more year. JOE H. BURBANK N, H. -Ambition: To be a beachcomber. BETTY Jo BURCHFIELD Bet -Future Nurses: Entre-Nous Y-Teens. Am- bition: To love and be loved. DORIS GWENDOLYN BURNETTE Dot --Gold and White Committee: Euclidean Math Honor Society: Dramatic Club: Y-Teens: Future Nurses: Apollo: Freshman Program. ily ffm up M19 Arfrv' KENNETH EDWARD BURNS Bird -Red Cross Club: Offices in Session Room: B Team Football. Ambition: To be happy-go- lucky all my life. JIMMY HAROLD BURTON Bertie -Treasurer of Warblers and of Apollo Clubs: Tatler Representative, SR: End Man Warb- lers Minstrel: Captain in ROTC. SHERRON LYNNETTE BUTTS Sis -Omicron Delta: Masque and Gavel Honor Society: Dramatics Club: Woodlog Staff: Various Programs. Ambition: To be the brightest star in a certain someone's heaven. JEARALD DYAR CABLE Peahead -Council: Athletic Committee: French Club: Session Room Offices: Marshal, Assistant Captain, Captain: TV Program. Ambition: To be- come a millionaire lawyer and grow about five more inches. JANICE CARLENE CAIN Jan -Y-Teens: Apollo: Woodlog Staff: Marshal. Ambition: To be the brightest star in a certain someone's heaven. JACK CAMPER Buddy -Various Offices in Session Room. Am- bition: To be a successful businessman. 85 JOYCE ARELIA CHAPPELL JERRY ANN CLARK Blondie -Apollo. Ambition: To get my M.R.S. degree and always keep G. happy. MARGARET LOUVADIE COFFEY Tootie -Y-Teens, Marshal, Apollo. Ambition: To accomplish something worthwhile in life. WILLIAM FLOYD COLBURN Billf'-Ambition: To go hunting for dears at Alabama. ELEANOR GAIL COLEMAN Whale -Honor Point, Memorial and Morning Watch Committees, President of Olympian Honor Society and Girls' Letter Club, Promoters Club, W Day Cheerleader, Homecoming Football Sponsor Girls' Volleyball, Softball, Basketball Teams, Marshal, Perfect Attendance, ROTC Spon- sor. Ambition: To hope for the best, expect the worst, and settle for anything in between. MARION L. CONNER Gold and White Handbook and Junior-Senior Prom Committees, Offices in Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens, Apollo, Pen and Ink Club, Offices in Session Room, Maiorette, Gold and White Follies, Band Revue. Ambition: To live always reaching for the highest. 86 RONALD DEAN CARROLL Cavaliers, Apollo, Ambition: To win a scholarship to Oxford University and maior in three well- beloved subiects-eating, sleeping and loafing. GARY CARSWELL Various Offices in Session Room, Treasurer of French Club. Ambition: To be an Aeronautical Engineer. DORIS ANN CASEY Spookie -Junior Red Cross, FTA Historian, Tat- ler Representative, Marshal. Ambition: To get my M.R.S. degree from J. CAROLYN DAISY CATER Honorary Member of Council, Chairman of Ath- letic Committee, President of Promoters, Vice President of Promethean Club, President of Ses- sion Room, Cheerleader, ROTC Sponsor, Miss Fire Prevention of Birmingham 53. Ambition: To live each day as if my life had iust begun. JEAN MARIE CERAVOLO Apollo. Ambition: To succeed in all I undertake. JON PAUL CHANDLER Small Paul -Apollo, Warblers, Cavaliers, Span- ish Club. Ambition: To ioin the Space Cadets with Willy Haynes. PATRICIA DAWN COOK Pat -Tri-Teens: Future Teachers of America: Apollo: Secretary of Session Room: Marshal. Ambition: To serve the Lord to the best of my ability. HARRIS EMORY COOPER B, O. -Taylor Representative for Session Room. Ambition: To drive my own car to California and make my home there. MILES CORNELIUS Muscles -Treasurer of Session Room. Ambition: To get out of life what I put into it. FRANK DE LAND COSHATT FFA and 4-H Clubs: Glee Club. Ambition: To be an engineer. ROCHELLE CROW Gold and White Handbook Committee: Euclidean Math and National Honor Societies: Offices in Red Cross: President French Club: Apollo: Pen and Ink: President Hornemakers: Offices in Ses- sion Room: Woodlog Staff: Marshal: Perfect At- tendance. Ambition: To hold my light so high that those who follow will not be led astray. FAYE GERALDINE CURL Gerry Curly -Offices in French Club: Mar' shal: Auditorium Program. Ambition: To be a secretary and get hitched to a certain somebody. 4a BARBARA JEANNE DABNEY Bobbie -Offices in Y-Teens, Entre-Nous: Apollo: Offices in Session Room: Marshal, Ambition: To be successful in everything l undertake. JUANITA JEAN DALE Offices in Classics Club. Ambition: To live life to the fullest. BARBARA ANN DAvIs Babs -Bible Study Club: Christian Fellowship: Personality Club: Apollo. Ambition: To always have my hand in the hand of God, JEAN CAROLYN DAvIs Jeannie -Offices in Gleamettes: Choir: Glee Club: Apollo: Offices in Session Room: Teen of the Week : Christmas Festivals: Spring Concert. Ambition: To be a link in the golden chain that binds all mankind together in the Kingdom of God. MARSHALL RAY DAvIs Lefty -Ambition: To be a successful business- man. SHIRLEY ANN DAvIs FTA Club: President of Senior Il Class. 87 N0 7 AVAIL A 81. E 'f I N me Q3 EE W, PHOTOGRAPH X X ,LTML . gt? Zi JERRY DUssEAU SUE ANN DYKES Susie - Dramatic, Y-Teens, Entre-Nous and Apollo Clubs: Tatler Representative in Session Room: Marshal: Orchestra: Auditorium Programs: Christmas Festivals. Ambition: To always be in the center of God's will and to be a friend to all. MARY EvELYN EADES Apollo: Y-Teens: Marshal: Offices in Session Room. Ambition: To graduate from Bible College, be a soul-winner, and always found in the per- fect will of God. HARRY ARTHUR EDGE, JR. Ushers Club. Ambition: To be a Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech. JAMES LACEY ELLIS Punkey -Photography Club: Tatler Representa- tive: Apollo. Ambition: To fly for the govern- ment. SARA DELL EL LYSON FNA, Bible, Promoters, Apollo, and Spanish Clubs: Woodlog Staff. Ambition: To be a good nurse. 88 TOM Dooo BENNETT DOROUGH Baseball - 8 Team Baseball: Varsity Baseball. GAIL MARIE Doss Promethean Club: Marshal, Ambition: To pass Shorthand and be a successful secretary. MILDRED ANN DOUGLASS Mimi -Offices in Olympian Honor Society: President Girls' Letter Club: Offices in Session Room: Cheerleader: Sophomore Sponsor W Day: Gym Assistant: Homecoming Queen. Ambi- tion: To have many friends. PAUL SHERMAN DovER Apollo: Warblers: Ushers: Cavaliers: President Session Room: B Team Football: Varsity Foot- ball. Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. DIAN DURHAM Dan -Masque and Gavel: Dramatic Club: Of- fices in Session Room: Marshal: Auditorium Pro- grams: Oratorical Contests. Ambition: To make happiness a habit. tw 8 'Wm My iii ,V 'N' lY '3f ,,,pri -: ..l' KENNETH LEON ENzOR Mort -Classic Club: Offices in Session Room. Ambition: To win a scholarship to Harvard Uni- versity on a wheaties box top. GLORIA GENEVIEVE ESTOCK Bee Gin -Masque and Gavel: Dramatic Club: Offices in Session Room: Editor of Tatler: Radio Programs: Plays: Alternate Debatee: Marshal: Tat- ler Staff:-Library Assistant. Ambition: To attend college, and later make the man of my dreams happy. PATRICIA ANN FALLIN Pat -Ambition: To always have a smile on my face, a song in my heart, and the light of God before me. DAVID RONALD FINCI-I Rocket Ron -Cavaliers: Offices in Session Room: B Team and Varsity Baseball. Ambition: To become a professional baseball player and to make friends wherever l go, RuTI-I JACQUELYN FLOYD Jackie Sexless -Dramatic, Y-Teens, and FTA Clubs: Gold and White Revue: English Helper: Marshal. Ambition: To spin the world on its axis. JO ANN FRIDAY Jo -Gold and white Revue Committee: Chair. man Parliamentary Law Committee: Euclidean: Offices in Dramatic Club: Auditorium Programs: One of Scene Painters: Oratorical Contests. Am- bition: To keep a good head on his shoulder. gt Qi New ,J 115. 4 run- Willis 'full' PEGGY ANN GAFFORD Buckshot -Dramatic Club: Offices in Vestalian: Offices in Session Room: Cheerleader: W Day Cheerleader: Marshal: Chairman of Athletics Ar- tists Committee. Ambition: To be remembered with a smile and not a frown. RICHARD GERALD GAMMON Dick - B Team Basketball: Lettered in Var- sity Basketball. Ambition: To go to Auburn and study electrical engineering. JEROME VINCENT GARRISON Skipper -Personality Club. Ambition: To get a master's degree and settle down. KIRBY GODSEY Utopian Science Club: Warblers: Cavaliers: Tat- ler Representative in Session Room. Ambition: To be a success. LOUISE GRAVETT Louigi -Apollo: Offices in Session Room: Tat- ler Staff, Floor Manager. Ambition: To be an airline hostess. AGNES ARLEEN GRAY Miss Agnes -Elections Committee: National Honor Society: Latin Club: Gleamettes: National Anthology of Poetry Awards: Good Citizenship Girl of WHS. Ambition: To be happy and live a full Christian life. 89 If d m 5 '7No micro FLORA JEAN HARDIMAN Flo -Y-Teens. Ambition: To get Shorthand be- fore it gets me. WILLIAM THAXTON HARDY Tennis: Apollo: Bible Study: Cavaliers: Offices in Session Room: ROTC: Band. Ambition: To have the best in life by hard work. MILDRED HARRELL LYMAN HOWARD HARRIS Lemon -Science and Bible Clubs: Offices in Session Room: B Team Football. Ambition: To stay beautiful forever. FAY SUE HARRISON Susie Sue Fay -Y-Teens: Offices in Session Room: Marshal: Woodlog Staff. Ambition: To make Johnny's and my home a happy one with God as our guide. JAMES A. HARVEY Jimmy -Ambition: To work about a year and retire to a life time vacation in Florida. 90 JOE KENNETH GRIFFIN Cavaliers: Apollo: Treasurer Ushers: Red Cross: Tatler Representative. Ambition: To surprise those few poor fellows in lO9 when they get to the moon and find me already there. BETTY BURFORD GRIMMER Bet -Head Marshal: Parliamentary Law Com- mittee: Sportsmanship Committee: Euclidean: Of- fices in Masque and Gavel: Omicron Delta Mar- shal and National Honor Societies: Thalian Dra- matic: Session Room Offices: TV, Radio, Audi- torium Programs: Varsity Debater: Forensic Schol- arship to University of Alabama: Tatler Staff: Oratorical Contests. Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, but not to yield. JOHN WILLIAM HACKADAY, JR. Bill Hack -French, Utopian, Junior Red Cross Clubs: Offices in Session Room: Offices in ROTC: Reg. Manual in Saber Drill. Ambition: To be an Admiral in the Navy, and to have a harem with 300 dancing girls. RUTH HALLEx PHILIP LAKE HAMBY Hambone -Science Club: Offices in Session Room: Radio Plays. Ambition: To be airline pilot. JIMMIE RUTH HANEY Jimmie -Glee Club: Apollo: Marshal. Ambi- tion: To be successful in life. HARVEY HAssELL Grub -Letter Club: Ushers Club: Football and Track. Ambition: To win a football game. NORMA EUGENE HENNING Bucket -Memorial Committee: Tri-Teens: Tatler Representative: Offices in Session Room: Band Revue: Softball Team: Tumbler for Campaign Speech: Maiorette: Senior Beauty. Ambition: To see Woodlawn come back with good Sportsman- ship and win the cup. ROBERT HENRY HERRON Dimples -Offices in Session Room. Ambition: To grow old feeling gay. PATRICIA ANN HEWELL Athenean Club: Freshman Buddy. Ambition: To get my high school diploma. GEORGE HOWARD HILL, JR. Hill Bubba -Utopian Science Club. Ambition: To get what I want and want what I get when l get it. JOANN HODGE Treasurer in National Honor Society: Masque and Gavel: Euclidean: Dramatic and Apollo Clubs: Offices in Session Room: Freshman Award: Play: Oratoricals: Orchestra: Student Teacher. .lf . wwf he -3, WM: AVAILABLE PEGGY HOLLEY Peg -Library Club: Editor of Bulletin: Tatler Representative: Library Assistant: Marshal. Ambi- tion: To get what I want, and be satisfied with what I get. EDNA EARLE Hou' Ed Hoss Fly -Library Club: Apollo: Entre- Nous Y-Teens, Lay Member: Junior Red Cross: Band: Orchestra: Band Revue: Operetta: Christ- mas Programs: Symphonic Serenade: Marshal: Student Teacher: W Day. Ambition: To love my fellowman sincerely, and trust in God and heaven securely. HARRY CRAWFORD HOUSE Curly -Camera Club: Apollo: Tatler Represen- tative. Ambition: To make a million dollars. KEITHA LYNN HUDSON KiKi -Offices in Personality Club: Tatler Repre- sentative, Ambition: To retire in Florida if and when I get too old to dance. DONALD NEAL HUGHES Don Sam - Apollo: President Cavaliers: Christmas Festival: Auditorium Program: Offices in Session Room. Ambition: To put first things first. FRED WEsi.EY HUGHES Buddy -Offices in Session Room: Pen and Ink Club: Futurian Science Club, Ambition: To not make no more mistakes in English even though I ain't done it but twice. 9I MARTIN JENKINS JUANITA JOAN JOHNSON Nita -Apollo, Delta Y-Teens, Christian Fellow- ship, Band, Orchestra, Marshal, Auditorium Pro- gram. LYLIA MARIE JOHNSON Red Cross, Choir, Apollo, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Offices in Session Room, Spring Concert, Christ- mas Festival, Marshal. Ambition: To make happi- ness a habit, success a second nature. MACEY SEABORN JOHNSON, JR. Doc -Offices in Session Room. Ambition: To go to college. ANNIE SUE JONES Ann -Personality Club. Ambition: To graduate and get my MRS. degree. PEGGY LOUISE JONES Lou -Honor Point Committe, Morning Watch and Activities Committees, Euclidean, National Honor Society, Choir, Apollo, Bible Study, Offices in Session Room, Senior Editor of the Woodlog, Christmas Festival, Marshal. Ambition: To climb the milky-way to happiness and be with him among the stars. 92 lb , A 'S TROY HUGI-I ES Tramp -Offices in Science Club, Offices in Session Room, B Team Baseball, Football, Bas- ketball, Varsity Baseball and Football. Ambition: To make a better grade in B. J. class than Powers or Brown. MARCUS LEONARD HYDE, JR. Marc -Euclidean, Ushers, Utopian, Library As' sistant, Editor of Bulletin, Spring Play. Ambition: To be there when something that can't be stopped meets something that can't be moved. MABLE ALICE JACKS Able Mable -Promoters, Apollo, Red Cross, Choir. Ambition: To do everything to the best of my ability. BILLY RAY JACKSON Spider -Apollo Club. Ambition: To get what I want when l want it, and to want what I get when I get it. DOLORES JARVIS Dee --Personality Club, Y-Teens, Library Club, Marshal. Ambition: To graduate from Howard College. JOHN DAVIS JEMISON Secretary Classics Club. Ambition: To raise a football team. SAMUEL WESLEY JONES SOt Squirt -Morning Watch, Sportsmanship, Traffic, Activities Committees: Masque and Gavel: Omicron Delta: Dramatic Club: Offices in Ses- sion Room: Oratorical Contests: Radio and Audi- torium Programs: Plays: Gold and White Revue. Ambition: To take Marilyn Monroe dancing in my Cadillac convertible. TI-IOIvIAs DALTON JONES Lieutenant Colonel in ROTC. Ambition: To do the difficult easily and the impossible with a little more effort. MARY SYBLE KIDD Cible -Pen and Ink Club: Offices in Red Cross Club: Offices in Session Room. Ambition: To make one man happy and have many friends. GAILE ELAINE KNIEP Red -Choir: Junior Red Cross: Apollo: Offices in Session Room: Christmas Festival: Band Re- vue: Woodlog Staff. Ambition: To correct in my- self what I dislike in others. BILLY JOE KNOWLES Joe -Ambition: To ioin the Army. RONALD DALE LANCE BrOke Ronnie -Apollo: Offices in Session Room: B Team Baseball. Ambition: Never to be too Old to cut the mustard. IV' MQ 146: be- ' C- .5 of f 1' .3 W CAROLYN LANoERs Carol Ann Poco -Miss Hannon's Office Helper: Vestalian: Tatler Representative: Sopho- more Beauty: Senior Beauty. Ambition: To think twice before I speak Once. VIRGINIA CALIRE LATAOY Hecate Ginny -Offices in Session Room: Art Honors in Exhibitions and Alabama State Fair. Ambition: To be happy and to make others happy- JOANNE LEVAOA LIGHTSEY Jo -FTA: Utopian Science Club: Caps Club and Pepperettes: Grady High, Atlanta: Debate Club: Shades Valley. Ambition: To fly to the moon. ISO you think I'm ioking, huh.i PAUL ERIC LINDEN Shorty -Apollo: Offices in Patrician Club: Of- fices in Session Room. Ambition: To live a life of service for others. A ROBERT LEWIS LOCK, JR. Bob -Dramatic Club: School Plays: Utopian: Oratorical Contest: Offices in Session Room: Track. Ambition: To be president of some big business concern, DORIS DELENE LOGAN Leney -Marshal: Gleamettes: Y-Teens: Orches- tra: Senior Beauty. Ambition: To be thankful for all the better things in life and to welcome each of life's rebuffs as a stepping stone to greater understanding. 93 i' ..,.,,,,alWf - HENRY VERNON MAULDIN Bubba Doc -Bible Club: FTA: Science Club: Utopian: Offices in Session Room: B Team Football: Varsity Football. Ambition: To become a dentist, live right, do no wrong and smile at others. MARGIE ADINE MILLER Half-Pint Squirt -Bible Study Club: Apollo: Christian Fellowship Club: Y-Teens: Band: Or- chestra: Auditorium Programs: Glee Club. Am- bition: To leave the world a little better than l found it. LLOYD DENNIS MITCHELL Mitch -Ushers Club: Letter Club: Futurian Club: Cavaliers: Offices in Session Room: B Team Basketball and Baseball: Football Manager: Var- sity Basketball and Baseball: W Day Escort: Youth Legislature. Ambition: To be the first man to reach the moon. MARGARET ALLENE MONROE Maggie -Apollo: Y-Teens: Art Awards: Marshal. Ambition: To work and make good. CHARLES HENRY MONTGOMERY Charlie --Warblers: Cavaliers: Apollo: Warblers Minstrel. Ambition: To always have it to take home to Mother. ANDREW JACKSON MOORE Jack -Cavaliers: Utopian: Library Club: Apollo. Ambition: To be there first with the most. 94 ARTHUR LEE LORD Art -Ambition: To graduate from Woodlawn. This is an error. Is our face red! The Ed. WILLIAM SMITH LUCAS, JR. Smitty -Student Court: Cavaliers: Warblers: Of- fices in Session Room: B Team Football: Or- chestra: Warblers Minstrel: Band Revue: Spring Concert. Ambition: To be as bald as Mr. Joe Turner. ROBERT EDWIN LUNSFORD Bubber -Ambition: To be handsome forever. CHARLES RAY MASON Irondale -Offices in Session Room: B Team Football, Baseball, Basketball: Varsity Football: ROTC Honor Company: Marshal. Ambition: To work as a fixit man in a plant where nothing breaks. HUGH HENRY MASSEY Mouse -Offices in Philatelic Society: Offices in Session Room: Good Sportsmanship Award, First Semester: Marshal. Ambition: To make the honor roll one time while at Woodlawn. SHIRLEY JOYCE MORGAN Fuddy -Y-Teens Entre-Nous: Session Room Of- fices: Cheerleader. Ambition: To get my MRS. Degree from D. STANLEY E. MORGAN Apollo Club: Offices in Session Room. Ambition: To do better than I have done. GENE EDWARD MORROW Hot Lips -Memorial Committee: Apollo Club: Session Room Offices. Ambition: To be able to kiss a girl standing in a hammock. CAROL PATRICIA MORTON Memorial Committee: Election Committee: Hon- orary Member of Council: Apollo: Library Club Reporter: French Club: Pen and Ink: Offices in Session Room: Marshal: Woodlog Staff. Ambi- tion: To choose the harder right instead of the easier wrong. DAVID MCCLUSKEY Band: Apollo: Band Revue: Marshal: Gold and White Follies: Gold and White Revue. Ambition: To play the steel guitar better than Jerry Byrd. EMILY GAY MCCLUSKEY Old Witch -Dramatic Club: FTA: Althean Lit. Society: Library Assistant. Ambition: To travel around the world Con a broomsticki. BYRON CARSON MCCUTCHEON Mac -Tennis Club: Offices in Session Room: B Team Baseball and Football. Ambition: To pass Commercial Law and go to the University of Alabama. SHIRLEY JEAN MCDADE Dago-Baby -Y-Teens: FTS: Tatler Representative: Marshal. Ambition: To get my Mother and Daddy a son-in-law. PATRICIA ANN MCDANIEL Hendon-Olympian: Girls' Letter: Christian Fel- lowship: Tatler Representative: Baseball Sponsor W Day: Auditorium Programs: Marshal. Ambi- tion: To always make the best of what I have. ROMMIE GENE MCGEEHON Goose Mac -Session Room Offices. Ambi- tion: To get the best out of life. MARCIE MARIE MCKEE McGee -Olympian Honor Society: Tatler Rep- resentative: Girls' Letter Club: Cheerleader. Am- bition: To make my college man happy. BEVERLY FRANCES MCLEMORE Bev -Euclidean: Latin Club: Apollo. Ambition: To be the brightest star in someone's heaven. 95 gf .Ms ,y are :Feel PATSY JEAN PARKER Pat Wicked -Y-Teens: Apollo: Marshal: Stu- dent Teacher W Day: Woodlog Staff. Ambi- tion: To lose ten pounds and gain a man. BERT ELMORE PATTERSON Ambition: To get out of high school. BERT BERNARD PAYNE Smokey Foots -Honor Print Student. JIMMIE JOYCE PENTON Charlie -Glearnette Y-Teens: Promethean: Girls' Letter Club: Offices in Session Room: Marshal: Student Teacher W Day: Freshman Sponsor W Day. FRANCES MARIE PEOPLES Franie Squirt -Offices in Althean: Offices in Session Room: Apollo: Marshal: Library As- sistant. Ambition: To be different. PI-IYI.LIs HARLEAN PEOPLES Secretary Althean: Marshal: Library Assistant. Am- bition: To get Mrs. degree from J. 96 - 'WW 1' vX iw WHL? lx -'-Q. THOMAS SEMIAN MCLENDON King Timothy -Ambition: To become a hermit and live the life of a millionaire. WILEY GRAHAM NEWMAN Cracker Whitey H Foundation Committee: Warblers: Apollo: Cavaliers: Utopian Science Club: Futurian: Offices in Session Room: Band Revue: Warblers Minstrel: B Team Football: Operetta. Ambition: To be or not to be. MARCIA LOUISE NIsvvONoER Marcia -Classic Club: Future Nurses. Ambition: To pass Shorthand and graduate. ANNEEN MARIE OICONNOR Bid -Honor Point Committe: Offices in Session Room: Marshal Captain: Assistant Captain. Ambi- tion: To be a sure-nuff friend to everybody. CAROLYN LOUISE OTT Apollo Club. Ambition: To do the best I can in all that I do. FRANKLIN TEAGUE PARKEI. Frank -Election Committee: Activities Commit- tee: Latin Club: FTA: Promoters: Offices in Ses- sion Room: Harvard Book Award: Precision Drill, ROTC: Honor Roll: Birmingham Symphony Or- chestra. Ambition: To get what I want when I want it and want what I get when I get it. 3' A-AV 'af' nk' in IX .1 RUTH ANNE PETERSON Future Nurses: Marshal. Ambition: To have lots of bright ideas but. not lust a shiny nose to reveal them. MARIE JOSEPHINE PETRUZELLA Apollo: Junior Red Cross: Session Room Offices. Ambition: To always make George happy. JIMMY LEWIS POPWELL JIM POWELL Possum -Warblers Minstrel: Christmas Festival: Spring Concert. Ambition: To own a Jaguar, equipped with Marilyn Monroe. MARGARET JUNE POWERS Little Cess -Y-Teens: Offices in Session Room: Marshal: Auditorium Programs, Ambition: To be a friend to everyone. MARTHA JANE POWERS Gleamette Y-Teens: Pen and Ink Club: Offices in Session Room. Ambition: To see my fondest dream come true. f mf' di-.' 'Q mf' t4l 9 ,- iw' BONNIE MARIE PRESCOTT Cotton Top Cotton -Gold and White Com- mittee: Y-Teens: Pen and Ink Club: Personality Club: Apollo: Offices in Session Room. Ambi- tion: To be a designer or a singer. BILLY PRICE Tatler Representative: B Team Baseball. Ambi- tion: To succeed in everything I attempt. BOBBY PRIEST -Hot Bob -Euclidean: Ushers: Math Club: Of- fices in Session Room: B Team Baseball: Bas- ketball: Football Manager. Ambition: To be second man on the moon behind Mitch. CARL FREDERICK PULSE Pen and Ink: Offices in Session Room: President of Junior Members of Birmingham Art Museum: Student of the Month, Secretary of Junior Na- tional Honor Society: Hewitt High: Gold Key and Certificate of Merit from Scholastic Awards: Three First Prizes, Best of the Show, Juvenile Department, First Prize in Oil: First Prize in Textile Design, Alabama State Fair. CAROLYN QUIGGLE Bible Study: Marshal: Session Room Offices. Am- bition: To get my preacher to the altar. JAMES ROBERT RAY The Wrangler -Apollo: Tatler Representative and Other Offices in Session Room. Ambition: To be ahead of the rest with the best. 97 .ip .U J' .,,,,,,u.p-its Ross LARUE RuMORE LaRue -Trumpet Trio: Band Honor Society: Science Club: Offices in Session Room. Ambi- tion: To ioin the Navy and be an Admiral. ELIJAH ALLEN SANFORD E. A. -Band: French Club: Apollo. Ambition: To give a party with only Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe invited. WILLIAM HERBERT SATTERFIELD JOHN OWENS SHACKELFORD Johnny -ROTC Sergeant. Ambition: To finish Woodlawn. ANITA LOUISE SHARPE Nita Nanner-NOse -Pen and Ink Club: Apollo: Bible Study Club: Offices in Session Room: Marshal: Gold and White Revue Commit- tee: One of Scenery Painters for Minstrel. Ambi- tion: To smile without all this hardware showing. BETTIE SHARPE Althean: Marshal: Tatler Staff. Ambition: To finish high school before Louise and Joyce. 98 1'-.1 THOMAS WAYN E RAY Nigger -Chairman of Student Court: W Club: Ushers: Offices in Session Room: Captain Foot- ball Team: Baseball. Ambition: To do the iob when there is a iob to be done. LINDA LANORA REAVES Linda LOu Blonde -Student Directory Com- mittee: Euclidean: Vestalian: Offices in Session Room: W Day Cheerleader: Marshal. Ambition: Never to do anything I should be afraid to do if it were the last hour of my life. WILMER PATRICK REAVES Pat -Apollo: Orchestra: Marshal: Officer in ROTC. Ambition: Not to get drafted. ROBERT FRANKLIN REESE, JR. Wildman -Apollo: Red Cross. Ambition: To make out with the women. WARREN THOMAS ROBINSON DimpIes -Print Club: Offices in Session Room: Football. Ambition: I regret that l have but one 5 years to give to my school. MARGARET ANNE ROMINE Apollo: Offices in Session Room: All Orchestra Programs: Piano Recitals, Ambition: To always do anything I undertake to the best of my ability. :Reza , . ROBERT EARL SHAW Bobby -Chairman of Building Committee, Me- morial, Dance, and Morning Watch Committees, President of Utopian, Science, and Personality Clubs, Offices in Session Room, Secretary of Big 9, Second Place Winner in State Science Contest, B Team Football, Minstrel, Auditorium Programs, Tatler Staff, Member of Science Acad- emy, Boys' State. Ambition: To understand and get along with the world. DON ORAL SIMMONS Frog 5imonize -Ushers, Science Club, Foot- ball Manager. Ambition: To be an engineer. DORIS ANN SIMPSON Y-Teens, Tatler Representative, Apollo. EWELL Reeves SIMS Zsa Zsa -Ushers, Letter Club, B Team Base- ball, Varsity Baseball. Ambition: To be able to teach Latin, which l couldn't pass. DOROTHY ANN SIZEMORE D. Ann -Olympian, Spanish Classic, and Girls' Letter Clubs, Offices in Session Room, Marshal Honor Society, Girls' Volleyball and Soccer Teams, Student Teacher, Gym Assistant, Wood- log Staff, Wittiest Senior. Ambition: To love and be loved. ALMOTH HORTON SMITH Euclidean, Utopian, Warblers, Ushers, Minstrel, Operetta, All-State Chorus, Christmas Festival. Ambition: To hear Dixie played as the Na- tional Anthem. 3 GARY Lee SMITH Euclidean, Ushers, Science Club, Warblers, Cav- aliers, Apollo, Football, B Team Baseball. Am- bition: To make something of myself. JANE PAMELA SMITH Dramatic Club, Promethean Club, Offices in Session Room, Library Club, Assistant Editor of Library Bulletin, Marshal, Woodlog Representa- tive. Ambition: To put God first, others second, and myself last. JOYCE WOOD SMITH Smitty -Girls' Handicraft, Pen and Ink Club. Ambition: To be a ray of sunshine that shines in every heart. RACHEL RUTH SMITH Little Bit -Tri-Teens, Marshal, Auditorium Fash- ion Show. Ambition: To always be able to help those who need help. ROGER WINSTON SMITH Rog -Chairman Student Activities and Safety Committee, Euclidean, Masque and Gavel, Fu- turian Science Club, FTA, Dramatic, Offices in Session Room, Outstanding First Year Cadet, ROTC Officer. Ambition: To be a good citizen. JACK DANIEL SPANN Stupid -Cavaliers, Offices in Session Room, Band. Ambition: To be a minister. 99 MTD? fr uInt sf? Aw... ef an-R 'X 'fad' FRANK EDWIN SWALLEY Euclidean and Mask and Gavel Honor Societies, Ushers, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Session Room Offices, B Team Football, Spring Play. Ambi- tion: To Sabotage Mitch's trip to the moon. JAMES ROBERT TATE Jim -Band, Offices in Session Room. Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer. Jo ANNE TAYLOR Jodie -Y-Teens. Ambition: To work, but not too hard. HARRY SCOTT TI-IOMAs Scott -Letter Club, Offices in Session Room, Lettered in Football, 'B Team Baseball, Alternate Captain of Football. Ambition: To be an en- gineer. BARBARA ANN TH RAsI-IER Poncho -Apollo, Lyric Club, Ensley: Band, Or- chestra, Maiorette, Band Revue, Candlelight Con- cert and Marshal at Ensley High. Ambition: To get J. P. home for good before his three years are up. STANLEY TOMPKINS l00 WILLIAM HOWARD SPARKS Bill -Red Cross, Library Club, Glee Club, and Owen Literary Club, Phillips: Session Room Of- fices, Marshal. Ambition: When I die to be the most eligible bachelor in America. GENE MELVIN STOVER Smoky -Warblers, Latin Club. Ambition: To be fearless like Fosdick. MARY JEANETTE STOWE Nina -Choir, Apollo, Red Cross, Marshal. Am- bition: To be a grammar school teacher. BONNIE RUTH STRICKLAND Rufus -Olympian, Euclidean Honor Societies, Girls' Letter Club, YeTeens, Apollo, Session Room Offices, Tennis Sponsor W Day. Ambition: To get my daddy a son-in-law. MAXINE SULLIVAN Max -YATeens, Devotional Chairman, Marshal. Ambition: To pass a word test in Shorthand. LINDA ELIZABEI-I SWADER Tri-Teens, Pen and Ink, FTA, Offices in Session Room, Winner of Gold Keys in Scholastic Con- test, Art Exhibition at Fair, Gold and White Committee. Ambition: To become a good artist and do the will of God. -we an '!' MARY CAROLYN TUCKER Tucky -Ambition: To add a little happiness to every life l come in contact with. MARY JO TUCKER Jo-Jo -Sportsmanship Committee: Apollo: Dra- matic and Glee Clubs: Auditorium and Christmas Programs: Operetta, Spring Concerts, Accoml panist for Choir: Marshal. Ambition: To keep my big mouth shut. JIMMY VALENTINE Tino -Session Room Offices. Ambition: To ride Shotgun for McCutcheon in the Indianapolis 500 mile race. CURTIS N. VANDERVER Buddy -Ambition: To swim Village Creek both ways. JAMES LOuIs VERNON Ookie -President of Classic Club. Ambition: None whatsoever. EDITH HELEN WADE Dagmar -Spanish and Apollo Clubs: Woodlog Staff: Offices in Session Room. Ambition: To keep my feet on the ground and reach for the nearest star. ' Too BUSY ,:i51,,,5 A 31' ' Ill ' , I snff , 1 9..rmtmmacI I A as Q ff-3 'wi 'Sf Zffyr MMF E t sun 4 Em! 55 40' '5- 'six Ykui' NNW 'spd' .ig n.Q5 MARY FRANCES WAINWRIC-I-IT Teco -Ambition: To graduate. BILLY JOE WALKER Cavaliers: Apollo. Ambition: To get there firstest with the mostest. TI-IOMAs SHERRILL WATSON Red -Letter Club: Offices in Session Room: Lettered in Track. Ambition: To be an aviator. ROBERT DONALD WEAVER Who Done lt -Ambition: To get through col- lege and be happy the rest of my life. ROWLAND CARL WHEELER Lieutenant Colonel in ROTC: Outstanding Third Year Cadet: High Score Third Army Rifle Match: French Club. Ambition: To get out of French. MARY SUE WILLIAMS 'Susie -Choir: Spanish and Apollo Clubs: Mar- shal: Christmas Festival: Spring Concert: Audi- torium Programs. Ambition: To become a sec- retary and to get my M.R.S. degree from a certain somebody. lOl nun., rf :ww- DAVID WOODMAN Euclidean and National Honor Societies, Masque and Gavel, Offices in Session Room. BARBARA ANN YAWN Bobbie -Choir, Y-Teens, Offices in Session Room, Office Helper, Marshal. Ambition: To go to Auburn. BILLY JAMES WILSON Willie -Ambition,.To get a good start on my first million. SUE ANGELYN WITTE Sister -Sportsmanship Committee, Euclidean, Marshal, and National Honor Societies, French, Apollo and Pen and Ink Clubs, Offices in Sese sion Room, Tatler Staff, Music Recitals, Perfect Attendance, French Award, Auditorium Programs, TV Programs, Talent Contest. Ambition, To al- ways have a smile on my face, a song in my heart, and the iight of God before me. CHARLES -CRAIG WOLAVER 'Bunky -Ushers Club, B Team Baseball, Track. Ambition: To pass college without studying, and make lots of money doing nothing. 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N DX wx I ti 'J i X Vxix UQ- ...xx li x CCN: I' Q w rf mf L' 'lx' .ge-' E 5 I L' '3 ' SY' ' x - A N - .Lu AE' J kk XB . .I UU ATV -1-,rv n L XX . fl V Aja A fvj FQ, '-ri X U . , d,.4XlS'! ix. ' ' -1 , ' 'A T 1 ff C ' , ' 'rfb 3 MX 1, ff gg -0 .5 ' U ul :sy .I j 6 '57 .fLv4-'v'L-U'-4. A vp ,Q Z4 f V ' fix ' 'W A Cc, V6.0 WH' ik. , 5 'AJ ' -v if ps-vf, ,Hg WTQ Jf r . A ,J ,. ' : fffM .:W ' i1.S1f.z', ft 'liif .f 4 Q , Q E , u ANGELYN WlTTE When Woodlawn High School opened its doors for the first time in the spring of 1922, Miss Sarah F. Ordway entered as Head of the English Department, she was graduated with honors this past semester. ln those early days of the school, besides her duties as Head of the Department and classroom teacher, she was session room teacher of Room 26, now Room 202, which was at that time two rooms. In the tremendous under- taking of getting the new school orga- nized and off to a good start, Miss Ord- way was among those who formu- lated policies and set standards that have b e c o m e traditional and that have helped make Woodlawn H ig h School the fine school it is today. Among the organizations and activities she ini- tiated are the National Honor Society, the literary clubs, and the Boosters Club, from which our present student govern- ment evolved. She also started the Tatler MlSS ORDWAY ...A , 4 .il J , Winner of Scholarship to George Peabody College through works submitted to the National Scho- lastic Awards. GEORGE SEWELL Oratorical Contest. GEORGE ADCOCK Oratorical Contest. ARLENE GRAY Winner of Scholarship to Bir- mingham Southerng Senior Class Valedictorian. JOANN HODGE Senior Class Valedictorian and the Woodlog, both publications go- ing by the name of The Tatler for the first few years. The first yearbook was dedicated to her. Miss Ordway was also chairman of the auditorium and gradu- ation committees, and from the first she insisted on the high quality of programs which has been maintained throughout the years. Teaching, however, was Miss Ordway's chief interest. Genuinely inter- ested in her pupils and their welfare, she sought to build character and instill ideals as well as train minds. Woodlawn High School is deeply indebted to Miss Ordway for her many valuable contri- butions to the growth and development of the school and the enrichment of its program. We shall miss her now that she is retiring from the profession to which she has devoted so much of her life and in which she has been so successful. Wherever she is our very best wishes for her happiness go with her. Winner of the American Legion Winner of the Birmingham News CARL PULSE Winner of Scholarship to the University of Alabama through his art work, of a S25 check for oils, of a certificate for place in oils from the National Scholastic Awards. Ronnie Bryant Carolyn Cater Marion Connor Jo Ann Friday Kirby Godsey William Gray NEW MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jimmy Ruth Haney Marcus Hyde Libby Laney I I iii, il: gym.: , Photo not .Al 'll tal Johnny Martin Lewis Rawls Tommy Ray Earline Rush Herbert Satterfield Horton Smith Shirley Stalnaker Linda Swader First row: Gary Smith, Tommy Ray, Dennis Mitchell, Mildred Douglas. Second row: Lyman Harris, Carl Pulse, Smitty Lucas, Mary Jo Tucker, Betty Grimmer, Sue Ann Dykes Gail Coleman, Peggy Jones, Dian Durham, Angelyn Witte. THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS TGMMY RAY ......v,.,. .cuuu.,.,.. P resident DENNIS MITCHELL ..... ..... V ice President MILDRED DOUGLAS ..........,.uuu,.s ......uu S ecretary GARY SMITH ..,s...........,....,,..,,..,,,.. ...uu T reasurer PEGGY JONES, SUE ANN DYKES .,sA. ,,,s,,, H isforians LYMAN HARRIS .....,..,,...v,,e,,,,,,, ue,,,, P rophet GAIL COLEMAN .....,.,,,...,....,,.......... ..,, P resenter DIAN DURHAM, BETTY GRIMMER .,..., ...,s, S peakers CARL PULSE ............,,,..,,..AA.,,,,....,,, ,,,,-,,,,., A rfist ANGELYN WITTE .,...,., .,...., M usicians FRANKLIN PARKEL MARY JO TUCKER SMITTY LUCAS my QW' if K 3 . ,W :LL- 4 1? J., , Q x ,Q xx 5 ' 'X he X 2 1 ,, .,,.. X :aj 55' ' w in W, Y .411 ,gli N., ,. g a ,I . . P35551 Q 691.2 . , M 2 we 2' Qiysfwwbww , my M .qw X ,W , ,W Q .-fkiikli 'fa' ff 5' fr' . 1-N iii xv' rg 7 ' rf AL 'Q -0' ,Q-.4 M3352 LE. N'- ., 1, . ,g we KJ. 5. f xr, .X ' ji , KN nu uri M un, ' A+ Q , 3 , pt, . , :T ' + Q 5 i 1 VIRGINIA LATADY DOUGLAS FEGENBUSH Winner of Certificate of Merit for out- Awarded 51500 SChOlarShip T0 the standing achievement in a competitive school of his choice fOr Winning SGC- examination given by the National ond highest honors in the United Honor Society to the top ranking stu- States in competitive examinations of- dents in the United States. fered high school students. WARBLERS MINSTREL INTERLOCUTOR, END MEN, and SOLOISTS First row: Roland Smith, Bill Moore, Jim Burton, Bill Smith, Graham Newman. Second row: Terry Ray, Walter Swope, Charles Montgomery, Paul Dover. THE BASKETBALL TEAM 40 CARL gi xx mph, Not pictured: LANEY YELVERTON SID BRIMER MORRIS HARWOOD DICK KALEY DENNIS MITCHELL Captain RAYMOND COOPER DON COLEMAN HUGH PATRICK 3 .f' 'P ? JERRY BURTRAM HEWITT DICK GAMMON ROBERT PUGH .iw A pn.. ', : k U- -i'-'rf- BASEBALL TEAM Pictures damaged, too late for others to be made. PITCHERS BENNETT DOROUGH TROY HUGHES DON WOODALL RONNY FINCH DON HANDLEY CATCHERS TOMMY RAY JIM BAILEY INFIELDE RS and OUTFIELDERS JERRY BURTTRAM ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.......AA,,A..,..,.,,,..,,,,,,,,..,.,,Y,.... Shortstop ROBERT TRUCKS ..,,..,... RAYMOND HEWITT .,..... REEVES SIMS .,,......... GENE MILLS ,,,.,...., TRAVIS GLASS .....,,,, JOHNNY MARTIN ..,,,,,, DENNIS MITCHELL ,.,.... RODNEY GILBERT ..,,, RONALD RYAN ..... DON SIMS A.,A,,, HERBERT MCBRIDE JIMMY LOWERY Managers B TEAM BASEBALL Third Base Outfield First Base Outfield Center Field Second Base Second Base Third Base Outfieldi First Base Standing: Jerry Turner, Monte Singleton, Kenneth Mauldin, Ben Shepherd, Bill Fordham, Marvin Culp, and George Stephens. Kneeling: Jimmy Hazelrig, Houston Kennedy, Joe Biddy, Charles Hammond, Charles Gibbs, Robert Garrison, and Don Griffith. . 'ii ii , 1 3- , 8 5 A , f X,L. 4 W V5 X w is ui f L we 1 ff, yi -11- fifi 4, ,,?,.,, 51 fi' Pie 3? ,S sw 1 .ii- 'ff' ww? Q fu: at -Q . , 1 W. 'ZS.f. wig 'T' Fw .xl A-...K Mfr. if R. M - SWA' Jud' V. LH .,,,. Fixx .X xx X I I - 3 ROBERT STEWART LEONARD ALLEN CHARLES WOLAVER JACK DAWSON so o'rooLe ' -y THE TENNIS TEAM First row: Wade Tucker, Jimmy Stone, Jimmy Hughes, Paul Dean, Billy Wilson. Second row: Wayne Tucker, Wilbur Pate, Charles Shelton, Robert Bryant, Austin Thompson W' -'Eeevfaqag 4' if ,QQ Coach Adcock with has watch presented him by the football team, sented him by the students of Woodlawn High School. JOYCE BONDURANT GAIL COLEMAN MILDRED DOUGLASS MARY LOU McCAY ANN MCDANIEL MARJORIE McKEE D. ANN SIZEMORE BONNIE STRICKLAND HONOR escorted escorted escorted escorted escorted escorted escorted escorted and his chair pre- COURT bv by by bv by by by bv DON WOODALL TOMMY RAY DENNIS MITCHELL JIMMY STONE JAMES REECE HARVEY HASSELL JIMMY POWERS DICK GAMMON ll ll DAY Dedicated to ' COACH ADCOCK Girls who presented the awards MARILYN NEWMAN ALISON WRIGHT MERTIE ROBERTS Presided NANCY BROWN RUTH HALLEX '1 Tf'W'?'- 7 ' 1' JAMES REECE Winner of Fred Sington Award, based on character, scholarship and outstanding achievement in sports. CAROLYN CATER and TOMMY RAY Winners of Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Trophy BONNIE STRICKLAND and HARVEY HASSEL Outstanding girl and boy athletes MUSIC-First row: Marthanne Bass, Marie Mann. Second row: UNITED NATIONS ESSAYS-Joan Marie Adams, Cranford Lynn Conboy, James Cox. Johnson. PRIZE WINNERS ,M A JOAN McDOWELL-First Place ADVERTISING ESSAYS-First row: Sandy Strobe, Tildon Smith. Second row: Bonnie Jo Bicker, Jimmy Rawis, Travis Glass. MAURICE BRYANT-Firsi Place